COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL PRACTICES OF WEB3 IMPLEMENTATION IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: CASE STUDIES OF ESTONIA, SOUTH KOREA, AND THE USA

Abstract

This article explores the process of building a digital state and the role of public administration digitalization in that context. The relevance of the study lies in the need to enhance governance efficiency through the integration of information technologies. The research aims to provide a comparative analysis of the theoretical foundations of digital governance, international best practices, and their practical applicability. The methodology combines systems analysis with comparative research tools. Findings reveal that digital instruments significantly improve transparency, operational efficiency, and citizen engagement. The scientific novelty of the study is the proposed structural model of interaction between digital governance mechanisms and public institutions. The article also offers practical recommendations for designing and implementing digital strategies in Armenia’s public administration system. The results are applicable to state policy formulation, strategic IT planning, and higher education curricula in the field of public governance and digital transformation.