Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands ranks 143 of 193 on the UN’s index of digital government, ahead of 26% of member states, and 8 of 14 in Oceania. Its strongest area is human capital (0.784); its weakest is telecoms (0.305).
UN rank, 2024
143
of 193 · Oceania #8 of 14
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Where it stands
The scores
Each score runs from 0 to 1. The index averages the first three parts; e-participation is reported alongside it.
E-Government Index
−0.047 vs Oceania
0.482
World 0.638 Oceania 0.529
Online services
−0.079 vs Oceania
0.359
World 0.575 Oceania 0.438
What the government offers online, from information to full transactions.
Human capital
+0.123 vs Oceania
0.784
World 0.650 Oceania 0.660
Literacy and schooling: whether people can use what is offered.
Telecoms
−0.184 vs Oceania
0.305
World 0.690 Oceania 0.489
Internet, mobile and broadband: whether people can reach it.
E-participation
−0.046 vs Oceania
0.329
World 0.489 Oceania 0.375
How far citizens are informed, consulted and involved online.
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Source: UN E-Government Survey 2024, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Precedent figures are illustrative in this preview edition.