E governance

E governance

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   It iselectronic governance.  In simple word, 1. E-Governance is nothing but a mediator between government and citizens. It is the use of a range of modern information and technologies by government to improve efficiency ,service etc.  i.e. Internet,mobile,local area network What is e-governance ?
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   E-governance canbe defines as  use of information & communication  by government to enhance the range,  quality of information & services provided  to the citizen in an cost effective manner. Introduction of e-Governance
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   E-Government cantransform  citizen service  provide access to information to empower citizens  enable their participation in government and enhance citizen economic and social opportunities  so that they can make better lives, for themselves and for the next generation. Why E-Governance
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  types of e- governance G2G G2E G2B G2C
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  4/9/2016Presented By :AnupamaShelly Shilpa 5 Types of Interactions in e-Governance
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  Government 2 citizens G2Cis transaction between government and citizens. It includes,  Basic citizens services such as online registration of birth/death/marriage certificates Health care, education services etc. filing of income taxes Example: The example of Government to Citizens is that  National Portal of India India.gov.in G2C
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  Government 2 business G2Bis 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: The example of Government to Business is that  Business Portal of India Business.gov.in G2B
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  Government 2 employee G2Eis transaction between government and Employee. It Includes,  Online conference for employee  Online training  Employee information Example: The example of Government to Employee is that Ex. e-Training for Employees www.egovonline.net G2E
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  Government 2 Government G2Eis transaction between between the central/national and local governments, and between government department and agencies and organisation. It Includes,  Records by state government  Schemes,plan,Initiatives Example: The example of Government to Government is that e-governance standard Portal of India http://egovstandards.gov.in G2G
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  E-GOVERNANCE BEST PRACTICES Fast& easy services Increased accountability Increased transparency Reduced corruption Increased efficiency due to connectivity Tickets & fines E-polling tax filing E-voting Vehicle registration Transaction
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   Better accessto information and quality services for citizens.  Simplicity, efficiency and accountability in the government.  Expanded reach of governance. 11 Benefits Of E-Governance
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   Lack ofIntegrated Services  Lack of Key Persons  Population  Different Languages 4/9/2016Presented By :Anupama Shelly Shilpa 12 E-Governance Challenges Specific to India
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   Governance  Transparency People’s participation  Promotion of a democratic society  Public services  Efficient, cost-effective and responsive governance  Convenient services to citizens and businesses  Greater citizen access to public information  Accountability in delivery of services to citizens  Management  Simplicity, efficiency and accountability  Managing voluminous information and data effectively  Information services 4/9/2016Presented By :Anupama Shelly Shilpa 13 Its Relevance to India
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   Customs andExcise (Government of India)  Indian Railways (Government of India)  Postal Department (Government of India)  Passport / Visa (Government of India)  CARD – Registration Project (State Government of Andhra Pradesh)  LOKMITRA (State Government of Himachal Pradesh) 4/9/2016Presented By :Anupama Shelly Shilpa 14 Initiative Till Date
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  Success and Failurein e-Government Projects Classification Percentage Success 15%- Partial Failure 60%+ Total Failure 25%+ 4/9/2016 Presented By :Anupama Shelly Shilpa 15
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   Limitations inthe methods used.  Operational and Technical aspects  Design-Reality Gap Model  Other aspects 4/9/2016Presented By :Anupama Shelly Shilpa 16 Understanding e-Government Success and Failure
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   e-governance isplaying an increasingly important role in modern governance.  Various agencies of the government & civil society organisations have taken a large number of initiatives across the country.  e-governance initiatives can be successfully implemented in the 28 states & 7 union territories covering more than 1 billion population.  This capacity is show, India would further strengthen the strong & dynamic democratic institutions & thereby secure growth & development for all its citizens. Conclusion