E-governance refers to the use of information and communication technology to enhance government processes and improve public service delivery across various levels. Its objectives include increasing transparency, citizen participation, and interaction between government and citizens or businesses. Key components include connectivity, knowledge, data content, and funding, with various implementation projects across urban and rural sectors in areas like health and education.

1. E-GOVERNANCE
Presented by:
Akanksha Gohil

2. What is E-Governance?
Electronic governance, popularly known as E-
governance, is the integration of Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) in all the processes,
with the aim of enhancing government ability to address
the needs of the general public. The basic purpose of e-
governance is to simplify processes for all, i.e.
government, citizens, businesses, etc. at National, State,
and local levels.
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3. What is E-governance?
Governance
E-citizen
Information
and
Communicatio
n Technology
Business Process Re-
engineering
E-Governance
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4. Objectives of E-Governance
To build an Informed Society
To increase Government and Citizen interaction
To encourage Citizen Participation
To bring Transparency in the governing process
To reduce the Cost of Governance
To reduce the Reaction time of the Government
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5. Pillars of E-Governance
 Connectivity : Connect the people to the
services of the Government
 Knowledge : Government should employ skillful
engineers who can handle the e-governance.
 Data Content : Relevant data content.
 Capital : Money used by government to provide
their services.
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6. Models of E-governance
 G2C – Government to Citizen
Access to information and services to citizen.
 G2B – Government to Business
Transactions between the government and businesses.
 G2E – Government to Employees
Communication between government and employees.
 G2G – Government to Government
Actions between government agencies.
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7. Lists of E-Governance Projects
Computerizatio
n of Land
Records
Bhoomi Project Gyandoot MCA 21
Khajane Project
in Karnataka
SmartGov
(Andhra Prade
sh)
e-Office UID
Crime and
Criminal
Tracking
Network &
Systems
Direct Cash
transfer
Aadhar
Enabled
Payment
system (AEPS)
MyGov citizen
portal
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8. E-Governance Projects
 In Urban Areas:
 Transportation – CFST , RTC
 Online payment of bills and taxes - E-Mitra , SAMPARK, E-
Suvidha
 Information and public relation key services - Mahiti
Shakti, OLTP
 Municipal services - E-Panjeeyan, SDO Suite
 Roads and traffic management - I-GeoApproach Internet
Geometrics, RSPCB,
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9. E-governance projects(Contd.)
 In Rural Areas
 Agriculture – Gyandoot, AGMARKNET
 Local information – Prajavani, E-Samadhan
 Disaster management - Chetana
 Land record management – Bhoomi, Land Record
Computerisation
 Panchayat - e-panchayat
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10. E-governance in Health
 Availability of Treatment – National Health Portal
 Special Health Camps - Online Vaccination
Appointment for International Traveller , Mother and
Child Tracking System (MCTS)
 Child Care Centers - Anganwadi
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11. E-governance in Education
 Providing computer education to children
–
Implementation of electronic
 Results for class X and class XII -
AISES(All India School Education Survey)
 Eligibility for scholarship - Online
Scholarship Management System
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12. E-governance projects(Contd.)
 e-Mitra Project in Rajasthan
 e-Seva (Andhra Pradesh)
 Admission to Professional Colleges – Common Entrance
Test (CET)
 Lokvani Project in Uttar Pradesh
 UID
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13. Best Practices in E-governance
Fast and Easy services
Increased Accountability and
Transparency
Reduced Corruption
Better Efficiency
E-polling tax filing
E-voting
Vehicle Registration Transaction
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14. Challenges in E-governance
• Interoperability
• Security and
privacy
• Infrastructure
• Authentication
• Cost
• Reusability
• Maintenance
• Portability
• Accessibility
• Linguistic
challenge
• Awareness
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15. Future of E-Governance
Develop Cyber
Security
Create Awareness
Learning, Research
and Development
Cloud Computing
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16. References
[1] Dr. Dinesh Chandra Misra, I.A.S,(Retd.), Feb 2-3, 2006, “Defining
E-government : a citizen-centric criteria-based approach”, 10th
National Conference on E-Governance, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh,
India
[2] Nikita Yadav and V.B.Singh, “E-Governance: Past, Present and
Future in India”, Sep 2012, International Journal of Computer
Applications(0975-8887), Vol.53- No.7,
[3] Shailendra C. Jain Palvia and Sushil S.Sharma, “E-government and
E-governance: Defintions/Domain Framework and Status around
the World”, “Foundations of E-government”, Computer Society of
India
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17. References (Contd.)
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[4] “E-governance in India: Issues and Challenges”, Nagaraja. K, IOSR
Journal of Economics and Finance (IOSR-JEF), Vol 7, Issue 5,
Version IV, Sep-Oct, 2016
[5] https://www.nic.in/projects-all/
[6] Ake Gronlund, Thomas A. Horan, Orebo, “Introducing E-Gov:
History, Definitions and Issues”, Communications of the Association
for Information Systems (Volume 15, 2004)713-729.

18. THANK YOU
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