United Nations E-Government Survey 2014

The United Nations E- Government Survey provides a holistic view of e-government development based on three important dimensions: The availability of online services Telecommunication infrastructure Human capacity The methodological framework has remained consistent across survey periods while carefully updating its components to reflect evolving successful e-government strategies, pioneering practices and innovative approaches to tackling common challenges for sustainable development.   Global E-Government Rankings for Caribbean Countries Country Rank 2012 Rank 2014 EGDI 2014 Rank Change Barbados 44 59 0.5933 -15 Antigua and Barbuda 49 60 0.5927 -11 Grenada 75 78 0.5220 -3 Saint Kitts and Nevis 81 90 0.4980 -9 Trinidad and Tobago 67 91 0.4932 -24 Bahamas 65 92 0.4900 -27 Saint Lucia 90 104 0.4525 -14 Dominican Republic 89 107 0.4481 -18 Jamaica 108 109 0.4388 -1 Dominica 73 110 0.4338 -37 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 85 113 0.4158 -28 Suriname 116 115 0.4045 +1 Cuba 110 116 0.3917 -6 Belize 124 120 0.3774 +4 Guyana 109 124 0.3695 -15 Haiti 187 176 0.1809 +11