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- 1. Presentation on Topic e-governance Groupno:-- 9 Date- 19th May 2020 Techno Main, Salt Lake, Kolkata
- 2. Group Members Student nameUniversity RollNo 1. Ashish Kumar Sharma 13000217106 2. Ankit Kashyap 13000217113 3. Krishnesh Krishna 13000217086 4.Manish Kumar Jha 13000217081
- 3. Table of content 1 What is e-governance? 2 History of e-governance 3 Pillars of the e-governance 4. phases of e-governance 5. Sector of e-governance 6.Benefits of e-governance 7.Limitations of e-governance 8. Challenges of e-governance
- 4. What is e-governance? The “e” in the word e-governance stands for ‘electronic’. It acts as a mediator between government and citizens. It is the use of the range of modern information and technologies to processes of government functioning to bring about Smart Moral Responsible Transparent Governance
- 5. History of e-governance It can be traced back to year 1970 in india. Government established the Department of Electronics. National Informatics Centre(NIC). In 1987 NICNET(the national satellite based computer network) was launched.
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- 7. Phases of e-governance Gartner, an international consultancy firm, has formulated four-phase e-governance model The design and purpose of each step would have to serve the relevant needs of all G2C,G2B,G2E and G2G sectors Phase l- Presence Phase ll- Interaction Phase lll- Transaction Phase lV- Transformation
- 8. Phases of E-governance continue….. PartI – Presence Making the intentions and objectives of govt. known, development of government, websites. Part 2-Interaction It allows basic interaction with govt, host engine for easy navigation and provide the basic services like land record, online jobs etc Part 3-Transaction It provides complete online services for public, businessman and govt. agencies Part 4- Transformation •Final phase to achieve version of e-governance •Provides a integrated platform for govt. services transparent to public
- 9. Different sector ofe-governance These are the different sectors of e—governance:- 1. G2C (Government to citizen) 2. G2B (Government to Business) 3. G2E (Government to employee) 4. G2G (Government to Government)
- 10. GOVERNMENT 2 CITIZEN G2C is transaction between government and citizens. It includes:- citizens services such as online registration of birth/death/marriage certificates. Health Care, education service etc. Filing of income taxes. National Portal of India India.gov.in
- 11. GOVERNMENT 2 BUSINESS G2B is a 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:- eProcurement project in Andhra Pradesh Business portal of India Business.gov.in
- 12. GOVERNMENT 2 EMPLOYEE G2Eis a transaction between government and Employee. It includes:- Online Conference for employee Online Training Employee information Ex:- e-training for Employees
- 13. Government 2 Government G2Eis transaction between the central/national and local governments, and between government department and agencies and organization It includes:- Record by state Government Schemes, plan, initiatives Example: Khajane Project in Karnataka SmartGov(Andhra Pradesh)
- 14. Benefit of e-governance Better access to information and quality service for citizens. Simplicity, efficiency and accounting in the government. Expanded reach of 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.
- 15. LIMITATIONS of e-governance Budget Poor IT literacy Lack of electricity in Rural areas Corruption Privacy problems
- 16. CHALLENGES FACED Clarity aboutobjective Provided services Misconnection about information transparency Localization Security Threats & legal issue Maximum use of Infrastructure Standardization