The document discusses Moldova's e-Government Interoperability Framework (MeGIF), which aims to facilitate interoperability between governmental organizations. MeGIF consists of technical, semantic, organizational, and legal layers to enable effective data exchange. It defines common standards for syntax, classifiers, message types, and entity identification. MeGIF follows principles of enterprise architecture, business process reengineering, and interoperability governance to promote whole-of-government cooperation. Its implementation involves preliminary agreement, public consultations, piloting solutions, and continuous maintenance.

2. • Interoperability is a property referring to the ability of
diverse systems and organizations to work together (inter-
operate). /Wikipedia /
• Government interoperability framework is an agreed
approach to interoperability for governmental
organizations that have to work together towards the joint
delivery of public services and reduction of administrative
burden.
• Moldova e-Government Interoperability Framework
(MeGIF) is a key component of the e-Government
technology platform.

4. Government Technology Advisory Group:
• E-Government Center
• Ministry of Information Technology and
Communications
• National Bureau of Statistics
• SE Cadastru
• SE Center for Special Telecommunications
• SE Fintehinform
• SE Fiscservinform
• SE MoldData
• SE CSIR Registru
• SE Vamservinform
• Academic society

5. • MeGIF consists of the following conceptual layers:
• Technical – the technical means for ensuring
data interchange;
• Semantic – an agreed approach to exchanged
formats, syntax and meaning of messages.
• Organizational – all institutional, financial and
process alignment implications to ensure
effective and efficient data interchange.
• Legal – all legal, normative and regulatory
aspects to enable data interchange and ensure
proper data privacy.

7. • Syntax is XML described by XSDs
• Classifiers freely available and maintained
by the most interested public body
• Messages are Commands, Events, Queries
and Results, synchronous and
asynchronous
• Entities uniquely identifiable and
searchable master records
• Everything described in Ontologies with
change management procedures in place

8. • A top-down approach and whole-of-
government view based on Enterprise
Architecture
• Business Process Re-Engineering and
Alignment
• Favoring multilateral agreements, SLAs
with financial aspects taken into account
• Interoperability governance

10. • Preliminary internal agreement
• Launch public consultations
• Identify potential technical solutions
• Procurement
• Contract
• Development/Installation/Configuration
• Testing through piloting
• Continuous maintenance and governance