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E-governance enables citizens to access government services through the internet or mobile phones. It refers to the use of technology like the internet by governments to improve service delivery and promote democracy. E-governance includes interactions between the government and citizens (G2C), businesses (G2B), employees (G2E), and other government agencies (G2G). Bangladesh has pursued e-governance initiatives since the late 1990s, starting with infrastructure building and moving to isolated e-services in the 2000s. Current e-governance services in Bangladesh include online birth certificates, national ID cards, bill payments, and online education services. The document recommends further developing ICT infrastructure, reducing internet costs,
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E-governance refers to the use of information and communication technologies by the government to improve access to services and information for citizens. It aims to make government more efficient, transparent, and accountable. The key types of e-governance interactions are G2C (government to citizen), G2B (government to business), G2E (government to employees), and G2G (government to government). E-governance can provide benefits like faster services, increased transparency, reduced corruption, and greater access to information for citizens. However, implementing successful e-governance projects in India faces challenges due to factors like lack of integrated services, different languages, and large population. While many initiatives have been undertaken
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Electronic governance
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E governance
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Digital India is a national program that aims to provide universal access to digital resources for citizens. Digital governance refers to using information and communication technology to carry out government functions and achieve governance goals in a more efficient manner. The government has launched several initiatives to promote digital governance, including MyGov for citizen feedback, Digital Locker for document storage, and programs to expand internet access and online services. However, challenges remain in ensuring privacy, overcoming technological barriers for disadvantaged groups, and maintaining trust in government systems.
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E government by lito
E-government refers to the use of information and communication technologies by government agencies to improve services for citizens, businesses, employees, and other government agencies. It involves using electronic media like the internet, phones, and computers to facilitate government processes and provide services. E-government can benefit governments by making services cheaper, more efficient, faster, and enabling new services. The document outlines the vision, mission, and strategies of the Philippines' e-government initiative, which aims to provide responsive online citizen-centered services through projects like a government portal, e-tax system, and interconnected agencies using technologies. It also discusses establishing the necessary legal framework and infrastructure to support e-government.
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E governance
- 2. GROUP MEMBER Name ID Zisan Chowdhury 133 0657 030 Salah Uddin 162 0302 015
- 3. 3 Introduction E-governance enables citizens to access government services and information through the use of internet or mobile phones. It is the use of modern information and technologies such as internet, local area networks and mobile phones by governments to improve effectiveness, efficiency for service delivery and to promote democracy.
- 4. 4 WHAT IS e-governance? E-Governance is defined as the use of electronic methods. The interaction between government-to-citizens and government-to- businesses, as well as in internal government operations to simplify and improve democratic, government and business aspect of Governance. The term interaction stands for the delivery of government product and service exchange of information, communication, transactions and system integration.
- 6. 6 government-to-citizen G2C is transaction between government and citizens in Bangladesh. The primary goal of G2C is to offer a variety of ICT service to citizens. Examples of G2C are payment of utility bills.
- 7. 7 Government-to-Business Involves interaction of the business establishments with the government. The main goal of G2B is to increase productivity. The example of G2B is submission of tax assessment. The key point of G2B is reduce the burden for the business.
- 8. 8 Government-to-employee G2E refers to the relationship between government and its employees only. It is an internal part of G2E. It is the lest sector of G2E. It includes online conference for employee, online training and employee informations.
- 9. 9 Government-to-government It involves interaction among government officials. The vital aim of G2G is to improve inter-government organizational processes. The example of G2G may be a request of allocation of budget by any department of the government in Bangladesh.
- 10. 10 History of e-governance in Bangladesh
- 11. 11 History of e-governance in Bangladesh Late 1990s to 2005 : Infrastructure building Railway ticketing system. E-birth registration project. Formation of an ICT task force in 2000 First National ICT policy in 2002
- 12. 12 History of e-governance in Bangladesh 2006 to 2009 : Isolated e-services A2I Program in 2006 Vision for Digital Bangladesh in 2008 Revised National ICT Policy and ICT Act and Right to Information Act in 2009
- 13. 13 History of e-governance in Bangladesh 2010 and beyond Rules for Digital Signature in 2010 Evaluation of the first phase of A2I Program in 2011
- 14. 14 E-governance in public sectors Online birth/death certificate. Access to information of local people. Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) National ID Card Online admission procedure Online result procedure E-Ticket Electric bill payment using mobile phone
- 15. E-governance in private sectors Banking Sectors- Online banking ATM booth service Different types of card Mobile banking Bangladesh ICT Sector- Local Market Scenarios Software Trade Human Resource Dynamics IT Enabled Service 15
- 16. 16 E-Governance and Globalization Free Trade, Competition in market, connectivity to how e-governance is helping to achieve these goal. Reduction of Trade barrier Online Trading Access to information E-tender
- 17. 17 Recommendations ICT Infrastructure development Strong Roadmap for future Reduce Internet and local bandwidth cost Make Strong IT Division Proper IT training for everyone Updated and Integrated websites Automation of govt. services and application Provide e-SMART CARD based Govt. services Motivating Public by the Government Make Disability-friendly software
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