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E-Government technology and the policy implications to food security in conflict area

Pulubuhu D.A.T.

Iop Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science

Published: 2021Citations: 1

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Abstract This research focuses on government efforts to overcome food insecurity through online social media. The purpose of this study is to answer the question why did Indonesian government adopt e-government technology, and what are the policy implications for food security? This research results that the Indonesian government uses e-government to provide excellent service to the community. E-government innovation aims to improve the quality of service processes of government institutions so that people can control the work of government even if they are in conflict areas.

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