World Journal of Engineering Research and Technology

Dr. Nusrat Jahan*, Dr. Bharati Sahu, Dr. Sayed Athar Ali Hashmi

ABSTRACT

In the digital age, governance systems across the globe are increasingly adopting technological innovations to enhance the efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness of public administration. This paper explores the role of digital governance in shaping and implementing economic policies, particularly in emerging and developing economies. Through the integration of digital tools such as e-governance platforms, big data analytics, and automated monitoring systems,governments are now better positioned to design, enforce, and evaluate economic initiatives with improved accuracy and speed. The study critically examines how digital governance enhances fiscal management, promotes inclusive policy delivery, and reduces corruption by minimizing bureaucratic layers. Drawing on secondary data, case studies, and empirical findings, the paper highlights both the opportunities and challenges associated with the digital transformation of public sector governance. The research concludes that while digital governance significantly improves the implementation of economic policies, its success is heavily dependent on institutional readiness, technological infrastructure, and public trust.

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