Your partner in digital transformation – e-Governance Academy
The e-Governance Academy is an independent think tank and consultancy to assist you with digital transformation.
We can expertly empower your central and local government decision-makers to lead digital transformation programs to create smart, sustainable and effective e-government, e-democracy and cyber security solutions.
Estonian ICT cluster is a non-governmental and non-profit organization acting as a collaboration platform of more than 100 Estonian ICT companies. We help countries and organizations achieve world-class digital societies. Our ability to simultaneously improve policy, organizational processes, and technology sets us apart. We have experience in setting up an e-Government that works on a large scale. Our customers benefit from end to end approach by:
- getting political and legal drafting consultation;
- receiving change management support;
- getting help with capacity building;
- technology implementation.
Through the Estonian ICT cluster you can:
- Have access to the most dynamic network of Estonian ICT companies
- Share knowledge and experience with highly innovative e-solutions developers
- Find the right business partners
CONTACTS:
Doris Põld, ICT Cluster Manager, promotes Estonian ICT sector brightEST stars and supports cluster partners’ co-operation, doris.pold@itl.ee, also on LinkedIN.
Jana Silaškova, ICT Cluster e-Governance Project Manager, responsible for e-Governance topics in the Cluster, jana.silaskova@itl.ee, also on LinkedIN.
We Help Countries and Organizations Achieve World Class Digital Societies!
Startup Estonia is a governmental initiative aimed to supercharge the Estonian startup ecosystem in order to be the birthplace of many more startup success stories to come. For that, we are working on making Estonia one of the world’s best places for startups, partnering with and uniting the best of startups, incubators, accelerators, private and public sector.
Today, Startup Estonia divides its activities into 4 categories:
- Strengthening the Estonian startup ecosystem – uniting and building the community through different events and activities, creating and executing unified marketing and branding strategies, assisting regional development and science-based decision making;
- Co-organizing impactful startup events with the community, advocating diversity in age, gender, culture and backgrounds;
- Working on educating the local investors and attracting foreign investors to Estonia, helping available resources and vital know-how to reach startups and the community;
- Working on eliminating regulative issues and barriers that are complicating the process of operating a startup, investing or raising funding in Estonia, and implementing startup friendly regulations such as the Startup Visa
For a long time, our goal was to have 1000 active startups in Estonia. That was accomplished in early 2020 with the launch of Estonian Startup Database. Later that year, Startup Estonia launched a White Paper for the 2021-2027 period, highlighting the potential future development and a collective vision for our startup community.
Here are the 4 verticals highlighted in there:
- Deeper involvement and mutual responsibility for the future development of our startup ecosystem
- Solidarity in the organisation and implementation of various future activities alongside other members of the community
- Increased emphasis on science-based thinking & decision-making
- Greater cohesiveness and diversity in our startup ecosystem
The Estonian startup community has gathered data about the Estonian startup scene since the year 2006 – all investments, fundings, failures and exits of Estonian tech startups. Through that information we hope to show a reliable picture of the Estonian startup landscape and provide you with a possibility to follow along with the progress it’s making.
Startup Estonia’s program is powered by Foundation KredEx and financed from the European Regional Development Fund with 7 million euros.