Mauritius leads on 4 of 5 measures, and the overall scores are 0.053 apart. Measured against what their incomes predict, Mauritius does more with what it has (−0.000, against −0.065 for Trinidad and Tobago).
E-Government Index
The overall score: the average of the next three.
Mauritius 0.751
Trinidad and Tobago 0.697
Online services
What the government offers online.
Mauritius 0.590
Trinidad and Tobago 0.600
Human capital
Literacy and schooling.
Mauritius 0.746
Trinidad and Tobago 0.717
Telecoms
Internet, mobile and broadband.
Mauritius 0.916
Trinidad and Tobago 0.775
E-participation
How far citizens are involved online.
Mauritius 0.411
Trinidad and Tobago 0.329
MauritiusTrinidad and TobagoEach track runs from 0 to 1. The higher score in each row is in bold.
Mauritius and Trinidad and Tobago: context figures
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Sources: UN E-Government Survey 2024, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs; income per person (GDP, PPP) and population from the World Bank World Development Indicators, via the Quality of Government Standard Dataset, January 2025.