Government Digital Strategy: reports and research
Research and reports relating to the Government Digital Strategy.
The Government Digital Strategy sets out how government will redesign its digital services to make them so straightforward and convenient that all those who can use them prefer to do so. This strategy:
- follows the March 2012 Budget commitment to digital services being the default
- has been developed collaboratively across government, as part of the Civil Service Reform Plan
- has been followed up with departmental digital strategies, published in December 2012
- is supported by a cross-government approach to assisted digital provision
The strategy also describes how delivering services digitally will result in savings of £1.7 to £1.8 billion each year, and commits government to 16 actions.
The Government Digital Strategy
Background documents
Helping people who aren't online
What the government’s approach is on assisted digital and digital inclusion.
Progress reports
Progress with the Government Digital Strategy is reported every quarter.
What government is doing on each action
What departments are doing towards the Government Digital Strategy action by action.
What departments are doing
What each department is doing towards the Government Digital Strategy. The Department for Communities and Local Government did not publish a digital strategy.
Departmental digital strategies
Reports from each central government department describing how they will carry out the Government Digital Strategy. The Department for Communities and Local Government did not publish a digital strategy.
Government Digital Strategy case studies
These illustrate some of the actions within the Government Digital Strategy.
Updates to this page
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March 2015 quarterly progress report has been added.
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Added HMRC digital strategy: 2014
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First published.