South Africa's government is increasingly utilizing digital tools to enhance public program evaluation and performance monitoring as part of its public-sector reforms.
In South Africa, government departments are significantly shifting towards digital tools for evaluating public programs and monitoring their performance. This transformation is part of broader public-sector reforms aimed at improving accountability while managing limited resources amidst audit pressures. By adopting these digital systems, the government seeks to enhance overall efficiency and service delivery across various sectors, including housing, social grants, and infrastructure.
