@techreport{Kuziemski2022GovTe-57590,
  year={2022},
  doi={10.2760/74735},
  series={JRC Science for Policy Report},
  title={GovTech practices in the EU : A glimpse into the European GovTech ecosystem, its governance, and best practices},
  number={JRC128247},
  author={Kuziemski, Maciej and Mergel, Ines and Ulrich, Peter and Martinez, Amanda}
}

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