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Moldova experience on e-services
1. MOLDOVA:
EXPERIENCE ON e-SERVICES
KYIV
4th FEBRUARY, 2015
GOVERNMENT OF REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSION
E-GOVERNMENT CENTER
Government Chief Information Office,
Government of Republic of Moldova,
4. e-Governance
is about electronic efficient governance.
Efficiency in Government is achieved through:
1.high quality electronic public services …
2.and performant internal business processes.
5. By 2020 all public services will be digitized
and accessible to citizens and business through
Governmental Public Services Portal
6.
7. • Initially planned to be an e-services portal
• Launched in May 2012
• Currently 424 services published from a total of
500+
• ~1500 daily visitors
• 98 eservices published
• 50 institutions (ministries, agencies, state
enterprises)
• Hybrid approach to e-services integration in
portal – tightly integrated as well as loosely
coupled
8. • Institute an yearly selection process for sectorial
eservices implementation
• Shortlisted by CIO council and approved by eGC board
• Clear selection criteria:
– Urgency and relevance;
– Number of beneficiaries;
– Back-office readiness;
– Complexity;
– Legal framework readiness;
– Leadership and political will;
– sustainability;
– External factors (UE integration, etc.)
9. Sectorial Shared / Platforms Back-office digitization
Criminal Record Certificate ECMP Cadaster Archive
E-License SIGEDIA Civil Status Archive
E-Invoice eReporting National Archives
E-Visa Government Action Plan
Dashboard
E-Apostile eCabinet
Register of state inspections
Civil Status services
Agriculture register
E-Traffic
21. MNotify makes it possible notification
of various identifyable objects such as
persons, cadastral objects, vehicles,
fiscal invoices and many other...
hi,
Is there any
SMS for me? ;)
26. LESSON #2
DEVELOP CITIZEN-CENTRIC SERVICES
1. Keep focus on citizens.
2. Involve citizens in service
identification.
3. Streamline/re-engineer services
before digitization.
4. Choose right delivery channels.
27. LESSON #3
DEVELOP AN E-SERVICES STRATEGY
1. Quick wins.
2. Understand and manage
dependencies.
3. Adopt different strategies for
front office and backoffice.
4. Do not strategize too much.
28. LESSON #4
SEE THE BIG PICTURE
1. Create reusable
infrastructures. /Identity,
Payment, Interoperability …/
2. Do not repeat yourself – reuse!
3. Use standards.
29. LESSON #5
ESTABLISH PARTNERSHIPS
1. With service providers.
2. With private sector.
3. With e-gov authorities from
other countries.
4. With donors.
5. With relevant intl. organizations.
30. LESSON #6
PARTNER WITH PRIVATE SECTOR
1. Co-create. Outsource.
2. Open API.
3. Create capacity together.
4. Be honest and transparent.
Always.
31. LESSON #7
DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE TECHNOLOGY
1. Invest into technologies of the
future.
2. Avoid lock-ins.
3. Apply just enough engineering.
32. LESSON #8
DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE LAWYERS
1. Institutionalize everything.
2. Help lawyers understand e-gov
values.
3. Private data protection.
4. Legal enforcement of electronic
content.
33. LESSON #9
IMPLEMENT E-SERVICES ECONOMICS
1. Develop sustainable services.
2. Consider total cost of ownership
(TCO).
3. Help Ministry of Finance in
planning of IT investment in
public sector