Steering the digital transformation between the Confederation, cantons and communes
Digital Public Services Switzerland follows a networked, nationwide approach. It coordinates the steering of the digital transformation between and within the institutional levels, giving them a say and the opportunity to help shape developments. It creates added value for the general public, businesses and public administrations, and promotes collaboration across the different levels of government.
Publications
You can find the main publications, such as studies on eGovernment developments, annual reports, strategies and basic documentation concerning Digital Public Services Switzerland, in the download centre.
Information from Digital Public Services Switzerland
Digital Public Services Switzerland provides regular information on activities, projects and expert reports on digitalisation and IT in public services. In the news feed below, you can find press releases and news items, sorted by publication date. (We are sorry, some news are not available in the current language.)
eGovernment Benchmark 2023
27.09.2023
On 27 September 2023, the European Commission published the eGovernment Benchmark 2023 report. The report examines the availability and the state of development of eGovernment services in line with the EU's strategic objectives, and compares how administrations across Europe deliver digital public services. Switzerland has improved in all indicators. To the results of eGovernment Benchmark 2023[https://www.digital-public-services-switzerland.ch/en/publications/studies/egovernment-benchmark-2023]Competition: Innovation and e-participation projects 2023
28.10.2022
Every year, as part of the implementation plan for the Swiss digital administration, innovative projects using new technologies and e-participation projects are encouraged. Do you too, as a representative of an authority or a non-commercial organization, have an exciting project? Submit your application for funding until January 10, 2023. Competition[https://www.digital-public-services-switzerland.ch/competition2023]eGovernment MONITOR 2022
12.10.2022
The eGovernment Monitor 2021 survey uses a representative survey of the online populations in Germany (DE), Austria (AT) and Switzerland to look into the usage and acceptance of digital government services. The results show that there is high demand for online public services, the use of online public services, especially from mobile devices, has risen, search engines remain a key resource and in Switzerland, unlike in its neighbouring countries, trust in the state and its performance is very high. Studies[https://www.digital-public-services-switzerland.ch/en/publications/studies]Networking through Digital Public Services Switzerland
Digital Public Services Switzerland brings specialists together and promotes dialogue. Below, you can find details of exciting specialist events for members of Digital Public Services Switzerland, public sector employees and the general public.