The E-Leaders 2020 meeting will build on four principal fronts of work to show how countries can and should scale-up in their path towards digital maturity:

• Governance of Digital Government and Relevant Policy Levers
• Data Governance and Data Ethics
• Measurement of Advancement
• International Co-operation and Solidarity in the digital age

On a long-term horizon, continued efforts are critical to define and implement a strategic vision and plan on how to capture the value of digitalisation to deliver benefits to all segments of the population. This implies securing the capabilities to leverage digital technologies and data to foster governments that are more agile, responsive and resilient.

The discussions will also be guided by the OECD Digital Government Policy Framework to identify and compare good practices of user-centred design, user- and data-driven public service design and delivery and service-oriented policies towards building a sustainable, inclusive and trustworthy digitally-enabled state – keeping in mind the reforms that could and should be undertaken to ensure a sustainable and equitable recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.