E-governance is a dominant concept that is efficiently driving the implementation of e-government and technology projects around the world. The ‘e’ in e-governance refers to all aspects of technological implementation in governments throughout Commonwealth countries. The ‘e’ is also now referred to in multiple ways in the sense that it can refer to e-consultation, e-readiness, e-participation, e-delivery, e-performance or any computations and combinations referring to governance and programme implementation. It is important to stress at the beginning of this chapter that the ways in which e-governance is used are manifold. Implementing an e-programme in a developed country is far different than doing so in a smaller developing country that has limited financial or personnel resources. It is important that all implementation schemes take into account the possibilities and limitations that exist to get programmes up and running. Articulated below are the varying dimensions of e-governance and how the basic principles work for countries at different levels.