E-governance refers to the use of technology by the government to improve efficiency and services for citizens. It aims to make governance smart, moral, accountable, responsive and transparent. E-governance uses information and communication technologies like the internet and mobile networks to enhance the quality and range of information and services provided to citizens in a cost-effective manner. The major benefits of e-governance include being cost-effective, increasing speed, efficiency and convenience for citizens while reducing the use of hard copies. However, there are also challenges to implementing e-governance such as budget constraints, lack of IT literacy and electricity in rural areas, as well as lack of integration between government departments and languages.

1. E-Governance
Submitted by
D.Shanmugapriya
II-MSC(IT)
Department of CS&IT
Nadar Saraswathi college of arts and science
Theni.

2. What is E- Governance
• E-Governance is nothing but a mediator between government and citizens.
• It is use of a range of modern information and technologies by government to
improve efficiency,service etc…
• Ex- internet, mobile,local area network.
• E Governance is the application of information technology to the processes of
government functioning to bring about….
• Smart
• Moral
• Accountable
• Responsive
• Transparent Governance.

3. Introduction of E-Governance
• E-Governance can be defined as
• Use of information & communication
• By government to enhance the range
• Quality of information & services provided
• To the citizen in an cost effective manner.

4. 4 Pillars of E-Governance
1. Process
2. People
3. Technology
4. Resources

5. Benefits of E- Governance
• Cost effective
• Speed, efficiency & convenient
• Minimum use of hardcopy
• Increases interest of citizens
• Easily accessible

6. E Governance is a journey and not a
destination
Major task:
•Simplification & speeding
Two main goals
•Process Integration as electronic back office
including training of civil servants.
•Harmony of E- services.

7. Limitations of E Governance
• Budget
• Poor it literacy
• Lack of electricity in rural areas
• Corruption
• Privacy problems

8. Major implementation areas
• Public grievance:Ration card, transportation facilities.
• Rural services: Land records
• Police:FIR registration
• Social services:Birth,school,death certificates.
• Public information: Information about employment,
hospital, railways,etc.
• Commercial:Income tax,custom duty,excise duty.

9. Importance of E Governance
• Building strong and effective information chain.
• To bridge the gap between India and developed
countries
• Effective utilization of resources.
• Reduction in delays,red tape and corruption.

10. Challenges of E Governance
• Lack of integrated services
• Lack of key persons
• Population
• Lack of communication between different
departments
• Different languages

11. Conclusion
• The goal of E Governance Is the ability to access &
interact with the world.
• Developing countries have many opportunities to
better themselves through E Governance.
• WALK WITH THE WORLD.

12. Thank
you