The project comparatively evaluates e-governance strategies (institutional structure, history, objectives, lines of work, implementation); civil society actors, parliaments and political community awareness, expectations and evaluations of e-gov programming; and the level of citizens' and parliaments participation in e-governance programming in Belarus, Lithuania and Ukraine in order to

• analyze the state of e-governance in Belarus, Ukraine and Lithuania and explore conditions and incentives for enhancing citizens' participation in e-gov programming,
• develop policy recommendations addressing the participation of citizens groups in e-governance policy making, opportunities and risks of e-governance programming for parliaments.