This document discusses e-governance in India. It defines e-governance as using technology like the internet and mobile phones to improve government efficiency and services to citizens, businesses, employees, and other government agencies. It outlines India's major e-governance initiatives like Digital Locker, Jeevan Pramaan, and PayGov. Benefits include reduced costs, increased speed and convenience. Limitations include budget constraints, low IT literacy in rural areas, and privacy issues. The scope and importance of further developing e-governance in India is also discussed.

1. NAVIN KUMAR
Presented By:

2.  Introduction
 Types of e-Governance
 Traditional Governance versus e-Governance
 Benefits of e-governance
 India’s Initiative
 E governance best practices
 Limitation of e-governance
 Result of Indian e governance
 Scope
 Implementation
 Importance of e governance
 Conclusion

3. It is electronic governance.
In simple word,
E-Governance is nothing but a mediator between
government and citizens. It is the use of a range of modern
information and technologies by government to improve
efficiency ,service etc.
i.e. Internet,mobile,local area network

4. Howit wasintroducedinTHEWORLD?
TheUnited StatesofAmerica
was especially driven by the
1998 Government Paperwork
EliminationAct, introducedby
former PresidentMr. Bill
Clintonon December
17, 1999.

5. G2G
G2E
G2B
G2C
Types of e-governance

6. G2C is transaction between government and citizens.
It includes,
 Basic citizens services such as online registration of
birth/death/marriage certificates
Health care, education services etc.
filing of income taxes
Example: The example of Government to
Citizens is that
 National Portal of India
India.gov.in
G2C

7. G2B is transaction between government and Business.
It includes ,
 Dissemination of policies, memos etc.
 Government rules and regulations.
 Business information
Application forms, renewing licenses,
registration, payment of taxes.
Example: The example of Government to
Business is that
 Business Portal of India
Business.gov.in
G2B

8. G2E is transaction between government and Employee.
It Includes,
 Online conference for employee
 Online training
 Employee information
Example: The example of Government to
Employee is that
Ex. e-Training for Employees
www.egovonline.net
G2E

9. G2E is transaction between between the central/national
and local governments, and between government
department and agencies and organisation.
It Includes,
 Records by state government
 Schemes,plan,Initiatives
Example: The example of Government to
Government is that
e-governance standard Portal of India
http://egovstandards.gov.in G2G

10. Traditional Governance versus
e-Governance

11. BENEFITS of e-
governance
 Costeffective
 Speed,efficiency & convenient
 Minimum useof hardcopy
 Increasesinterest of citizens
 Easilyaccessible

12. e-governance
 E-Suvidha: Provideservicelike BIRTHCERTFICATE,MARRIAGECERTFICATE&
INFORMATION relating to AGRICULUTURE.
 Digital Locker
• To provide a secure dedicated personal electronic space for storing the documents of
resident Indian citizens.
• The storage space (maximum 1GB) is linked to the Aadhaar number of the user.
• The space can be utilized for storing personal documents like University certificates, PAN
cards, voter id cards, etc.
https://digilocker.gov.in/

13.  Jeevan parmaan
Jeevan Pramaan is a biometric enabled digital service for pensioners. Pensioners of Central
Government, State Government or any other Government organization can take benefit of
this facility.
 PayGov
• Facilitate online payment to all PSU and major private banks • Payment Modes –
Netbanking | Debit/Credit Card | Prepaid/Cash Card/Wallet | IMPS | Mobile Wallet
http://paygovindia.gov.in

14.  BIOMETRIC ATTENDANCE SYSTEM
Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance Solution (AEBAS) is
an attendance management system designed for government organizations
by Government of India to improve productivity of employees. .
https://attendance.gov.in/

15.  swayam
https://swayam.gov.in

16.  Fast & easy services
 Reduced corruption
 Increased efficiency due to connectivity
 Tickets & fines
 E-polling tax filing
 E-voting
 Vehicle registration
 Transaction
E

17. LIMITATIONSofe-Governance
 Budget.
 Poor ITliteracy.
 Lackof electricity in rural
areas.
 Corruption.
 Privacyproblems.

18. ResultofIndianprojectsof e-governance

19. SCOPE of e-governance

20. Major implementationareas

21. IMPORTANCEofe-governance
 Building strong and effective
information chain.
 Tobridgethe gapbetween Indiaand
developedcountries.
 Effective utilization of resources.
 Reduction in delays and
corruption.

22. Conclusio
n
 Thegoalof e-governanceistheability to access& interact
with theworld.
 Developingcountrieshavemany opportunities to
better themselves throughe-governance.
 WALKWITHTHEWORLD

23. Referenceshttps://swayam.gov.in
https://www.youthapps.in/
http://paygovindia.gov.in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmt9EYEIMns
http://esuvidha.goup.in/certificatefelicitation-services/
Mygov.in
Wikipedia