Governments have evolved to, among other things, manage social contracts, and they play a central role in contemporary societies. The digital revolution has transformed government operations, particularly in service delivery and the organization of public administration.

As governments adapt to the digital age, they face challenges related to digital inequalities, regulatory control, cybersecurity, and national sovereignty. To address these challenges, governments must reassess their role vis-àvis public transactions in the digital spaces to ensure fair access, equal opportunity and safety and security for all. This report explores three possible trajectories and two digital platform models that will shape the next evolution of government.