This chapter examined the state of Jogjakarta’s local governments Web sites (i.e, Bantul, Sleman, Kulon
Progo, City of Jogjakarta and The Special Province of Jogjakarta provincial government). There are few
tools available to assess e-government Web sites. We used the framework developed by Stanton, UNPAN, Indonesian Government, and CIPSODA proposed by Heeks. Stanton’s frameworks emphasized the use of ICT by local government for better interaction with the citizen. This framework is inline with the UN framework that aimed at building a people-centred and inclusive information society. Stanton identified 4 e-government sub spaces (i.e. publish, interact, transact, and transform). Indonesian government rules were leaning toward Web-based e-government. We used those tools to evaluate and observe the impact
of e-government and also observed the state of ICT infrastructure in Indonesia that might be hindering
the adoption of Web-based e-government and suggested an alternative.