1. E-GOVERNANCE be defined as giving Citizens the
•Electronic
Governance can
choice of when and where they access government information
and services.
• Putting the Citizen at the center of government means taking a
delivery channel view which mean using more and more of
Electronics & Information Technology in many of the government
functions
Electronic Governance thus, is the application of Information
Technology to the processes of Government functioning to bring
about
Simple
Moral
Accountable
Responsive and
Transparent Governance

3. DISCUSSION..
 The objective of achieving Electronic Governance (EG)
goes far beyond mere computerization of stand alone
back office operations.
 It means to fundamentally change as to how the
Government operates and this implies a new set of
responsibilities for the executive, legislature and the
citizenry.
 Electronic Government has emerged as one of the
flagship applications with aspiration to employ multimedia
and network technologies to re-invent the way the
government works.
 This IT enabled government will ensure better
transparency and services to the public

4. MAJOR AREAS OF IMPLEMENTATION
 Identification of Govt. Departments with
maximum citizen interface:
Government departments, which have
maximum interaction with the public, must be
identified for the use of IT. Listed below are a
few such departments that can be
considered:
 Public Grievances:
Electricity, Water, Telephone, Ration
Card, Sanitation, Public Transport, Police

5. CONT….
 Rural Services:
Land Records, Below Poverty Line (BPL) /EWS
Families
 Police:
FIR Registration, Lost and Found
Valuables, Persons, Dead Bodies
 Social Services:
Pension
Old Age, Widows, Exgratia Scheme
Acquisition / Rehabilitation and Compensation
Registration of Licenses and Certificates

6. CONCLUSION

E-governance has been responsible for the
progression in technology of developing countries.
 The goal of E-governance is the ability to access and
interact with the world on an even plain.
 Without E-governance, developing countries will be
left behind when it comes to technology because
almost every day, ICT technologies are advancing
and changing.
 Developing countries now have the opportunity to
better themselves through electronics and make their
society be more advanced and more efficient than
ever before.