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Our mission
eGA’s mission is to increase the prosperity and openness of societies through digital transformation. For this purpose, we analyse information, create knowledge about e-governance and digital transformation, and transfer Estonian and international best practices to governments and other stakeholders around the world.
Trusted partner
Ensuring the provision of high-quality service, eGA’s management system for its project management, study visits, and consulting services has been independently certified to ISO 9001:2015 standard.
Having passed the European Commission’s pillar assessment, eGA is a trusted partner for implementing significant large-scale digital projects supported by the European Union. Additionally, eGA has conducted successful collaborations with donors such as ESTDEV, EBRD, SIDA, UNDP, USAID, the World Bank, and many others. eGA also works together with ENISA, GFCE and NATO to enhance countries’ cybersecurity.
eGA in brief
We strive for excellence
eGA strives to build successful digital societies that improve their citizens’ lives, strengthen their economies, and deliver transparent, democratic, and effective public administrations around the world.
Useful information
eGA is a partner of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE), a member of the Estonian Information Security Association, a member of the Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITL), an Advisory Observer of the Secure Identity Alliance (SIA), the global identity and secure e-services advisory body, a member of Estonian Roundtable for Development Cooperation and a member of the Network of Estonian Nonprofit Organisations.
We adhere to the Code of ethics of Estonian non-profit organisations and the Estonian Diversity Charter.
eGA is not a contracting authority; however, we apply the general principles and requirements of the Estonian Public Procurement Act and regard the applicable case law on public procurement matters of the Estonian Public Procurement Committee, Estonian courts and the European Court of Justice to endeavour for transparency, efficient employment of competition and equal treatment of market players in our procurements. Our donors may foresee more stringent, more elaborate rules that we shall reflect in the terms of our procurements.
You are welcome to participate in our procurements!
You can find information about our completed and ongoing procurements at riigihanked.riik.ee
eGA procurements tutorial
General overview of Estonian Public Procurement Register
More specific video guide to tenderers
Independence is one of the central values of the e-Governance Academy Foundation (eGA). The management board of eGA is constantly working on implementing and monitoring different measures to prevent corruption in the organisation and arranging awareness-raising activities to prevent corruption risks that can arise from insufficient work arrangements or carelessness of employees or experts.
The following main measures are in place to prevent corruption:
- Yearly declaration of economic interests by employees,
- Employees have to inform the management board about any parallel job engagements,
- Removal from decision-making upon conflict of interest;
- Mandatory reporting of gifts with an estimated value of over 100 EUR, whereas these must be either declined or handed over to the general usage of eGA.
To raise awareness on corruption prevention, the management board organises at least yearly information or training events on the subject.
Upon noticing a situation involving the risk of corruption or potentially leading to it, please inform us using one of the following channels:
- sending an email to
- or calling us at +372 663 1500
- it is possible to submit anonymous messages via the Get in touch contact form on the eGA website.
Based on the content of the message, it will be forwarded either to the risk manager, management board or supervisory board (whichever party the message does not involve). After reviewing and analysing the message, the risk manager, management board or supervisory board will notify the sender of the results. In case of an anonymous message, the eGA management board may decide to publish the analysis results on the eGA website.
eGA conducts a statutory audit to ensure compliance with legal requirements, verify the accuracy of its financial statements, and demonstrate transparency and accountability to stakeholders.
KPMG Baltic performs eGA’s statutory audit of annual accounts.
e-Governance Conferences organised
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Meet our partners
Since we started in 2003, eGA has collaborated with more than 290 partner organisations.
Jobs and internships
Join our team as a team member or intern
Digital Government Podcast
eGA podcast provides an in-depth overview of digital transformation ventures around the world.
Annual reports
Take a look at our annual reports, which summarise eGA's most significant achievements.
Our values
