This policy paper explores the role and value of ‘digital minilateralism’. Minilaterals are small, trust-based, knowledge creating and sharing, innovation-oriented networks. Digital minilateralism describes those minilateral networks both committed to digital governance and using ‘digital’ culture, practices, processes and technologies as tools to advance peer learning, support and cooperation between governments.

Based on interviews with key stakeholders, this report discusses Argentina’s digital modernisation agenda from 2015 to 2018, with a primary focus on service provision projects. It examines the challenges faced, in terms of politics and technology, and the lessons that Argentina’s experience offers.