 eAdministration
eAdministration deals with the use of ICTs for internal administration of the processes of government and public organizations. Moreover, eAdministration can act as a driver for comprehensive public administration reform. Thereby, the strategic goals targeted by eAdministration comprise improved efficiency, transparency, effectiveness, responsiveness and thus contribute substantially to good governance.
eProcurement
One example where eAdministration contributes to improved efficiency in government processes is eProcurement. By enabling the consolidation of procurement of different departments by online systems higher scale orders decrease costs.
Anti-Corruption
Moreover, the public transparency of procurement processes reduces the potential for corruption. In the same way the comprehensive online publishing of official documents makes the government more transparent and can contribute to anti-corruption initiatives. Furthermore, streamlining of administrative processes away from the dependence of persons towards process automatization contributes substantially to minimizing corruption.
Link to APDIP e-Note: Fighting Corruption with e-Government Applications
http://www.apdip.net/apdipenote/8.pdf/view
Knowledge Management and Decision-Making Support
The consequent application of ICTs to support strategic and planning processes by knowledge management and decision-making support systems can play a significant role in the improvement of government effectiveness. Moreover, the usage of innovative geographic information systems (GIS) and monitoring applications supports the government in improving responsiveness.
Public-Private-Partnerships
A widely used business model for the implementation of eAdministration initiatives are Public-Private-Partnerships. They help to overcome the knowledge gap regarding modern ICTs between the public sector and the experiences and expertise of the public sector.
DistrictNet
Responsible for Project : Project Manager is district chairman, central government supports DistrictNet, strong involvement local community
Duration Of Project : 2002-2007
Country : Uganda
Status : En cours
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DistrictNet’s general goal was to improve the transparency of local government and to support decentralisation through the implementation of ICT, thus meeting the Ugandan government’s broader goal of decentralising its operations. The programme emphasises the domains of eadministration and e-services; e-society is not within its scope.
DistrictNet aims to achieve five overall goals:
1. increased availability of management information;
2. increased coordination between headquarters and sub-counties;
3. reduced costs of coordination between headquarters and sub-counties;
4. improved IT skills among users; and,
5. increased availability of public information. Read More
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Cape Verde eGovernance Country Profile
Today Cape Verde is a stable democratic state that is ranked among the best countries in Africa in Human Development and Good Governance. Furthermore, Cape Verde is the most advanced... Read More
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At the end of two days of discussions on the impact of the Internet on politics and administration, André Santini has turned the "Trophies of e-Democracy 2008" at its closing session on 17 October . The Nord-Pas de Calais has been distinguished. 