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The prospect of coordination of
information society
development process
Aurimas Matulis,
Information society development committee
under the Government of the Republic of
Lithuania
State priority
Development of information society
– one of the common goals of
Lithuanian Government.
Programme of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania for 2001-2004
The basic directions of Lithuania information
society development
• To increase of people competence in IT range;
• To modernize Public Administration;
• To promote electronic business;
•
Preservation of Lithuanian language and culture.
The Government Resolution "On the strategical plan of Lithuania information
society development”
adopted on 10 of August 2001
Public administration of Lithuania information
society development
• Processes of information society are horizontal – there is a
demand of close cooperation between institutions.
• Specific importance in organizational structure is layd on non
governmental organizations and businesses. Actions of them are
stimulating society interest of informations society processes, analyses
and performs various projects of information society.
Information Society
Development
Government
institutions
Seimas Information
Society Development
Committee
Office of Knowledge
society council under
the President of
Lithuania Republic
Governance
institutions
Information Society
Development
Commission leaded by
Prime Minister
Information Society
Development Committee
under the Government of
Republic of Lithuania
The Ministry of the
Interior
The Ministry of
Transport and
Communications
Private sector
Association ”Infobalt”
Lithuanian Computer
Society
Association
“Knowledge society
council”
Planning changes
“Lithuanian Information Society Development strategy” is
prepared
– Information Society Development programme every 2 years.
– Reports, based on achieved results, funds, dinamics
Grow th of state investm ents into inform ation society projects, 19962004 (LTL m io)
120
111
99,2
100
90,5
80,5
80
67,7
60
47,5
40
20
36,2
36,7
20,8
18,5
9
11,2
1,5
0
1996
1997
1998
4,9
1999
21,8
11,2
9,8
0,5
2000
State resources
2001
2002
EU support
2003
2004
Increasing number of houhold computers and internet connections
in 1996-2004
30
25
25
20
Computers
%
20
15
12
10
10,6
9
5
2
1
0
1996
1997
Source: Statistical department
2
1998
5
2,3
3
1999
2000
7,7
5,9
3,2
2001
2002
2003
2004
Internet
connection
%
Increasing number of household internet connections
in 2001-2004
35%
30%
25%
20%
Once a week
Once a month
15%
Once a 6 month
10%
5%
0%
2001
Source: TNS Gallup
2002
2003
Year
2004
Dynamics of persentage of companies that use computers and
Internet in their activities in 2002-2004
100,00%
90,00%
84,80%
84,40%
80,00%
65,50%
89,70%
89,70%
68,50%
70,00%
60,00%
50,00%
40,00%
30,00%
20,00%
10,00%
0,00%
2002
2003
2004
Persentage of companies that use computers
Persentage of companies that use Internet
Source: TNS Gallup
Concept of the Law on Information
Society Services
• Service providers will be obliged constantly, directly and
easily provide specific information for consumers, Will
be defined Government authorized authority and other
competent institutions.
• concrete requirements for commercial information,
commercial information provided by e-mail, commercial
information about regulated professional practice.
Resolution No 1276 by the Government “On Approval of the Concept of the Law on
Information Society Services” 11 October, 2004
Concept of the Law on Information Society
Services
• Will be defined what information service provider must
provide to consumer, consumer will be able to determine and
fix entry mistakes, requirements for contracts made in
electronic way will be set;
• Will be settled responsibility of service providers, its limits,
exceptions, illegal activity prevention. Service providers will
be in charge of information storage.
• Concrete code requirements for business, trade and
consumers associations or other organizations related to
services of information society will be defined.
Resolution No 1276 by the Government “On Approval of the Concept of the Law on
Information Society Services” 11 October, 2004
Concept of the Law on Information Society
Services
• Tools and ways of solving contentions that arises by
providing electronic services between service providers and
consumers.
• Will be defined functions and rights of Government
authorized authority in cooperation with EU institutions,
member states and international organizations and
performing supervision of electronic services provision.
• Will be settled responsibility for breach of law, made offers to
Government and Minister of economy.
Resolution No 1276 by the Government “On Approval of the Concept of the Law on
Information Society Services” 11 October, 2004
Development of e-services
eGovernment is a tool for implementation of a
Public Administration reform and State functions.
Based on IT – user-oriented, business model in
Public Administration.
The objective of the Concept for
eGovernment
• To develop effective means allowing to adapt public administration
to the modern needs;
• To analyse and reform the decision-making process to such an
extent that public administration would suit the modern management
knowledge;
• To increase the speed of services of public institutions and improve
their quality by applying IT for data processing, management and
services delivery through digital channels.
The three levels of rulling eGovernment
Management
of
eGovernment projects
Co-ordination of the
development of
eGovernment projects
Supervision of
eGovernment services
which are available on Internet
Government In the New Millennium
Source: Cisco Systems Inc 2003.
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Phases of services
Level 4
Fully interacting
Level 3
Partially interacting
Level 2
Partially transaction
Level 1
Online information
service
A user’s identity is established within a
system. A user may present questions
And institutions answers. The service is
delivered non-electronically.
An institutions provides to user partially
automated forms and questionnaires which my
be filled in and printed by a user.
An institution provides public information
via the Internet
A user will submit a question by
electronic means and will be provided
with a valid electronic service.
Fully developed electronic public services
For citizen
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Income tax declaration;
Browse for publications in
public libraries;
Search of vacancies (including
public administration);
Interactive medical counselling
and registering with a doctor
via reception offices;
For business
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Value added tax (VAT);
Corporate taxes;
Customs declaration;
Social allowances to employees;
Data provision of Statistics;
Public procurement;
Dynamics of persenatage of electronic
public services in 2004
Public services for
business
75,0%
Public services for citizen
0,0%
48,8%
10,0% 20,0% 30,0%
Total index of electronic public services– 62 %.
Source: TNS Gallup
40,0% 50,0% 60,0% 70,0% 80,0% 90,0% 100,0%
Development of eGovernment
• Expansion of eGovernment portal.
• Development of eGovernment in regions.
• Infrastructure of e-signature.
Electronic gateway of government
Electronic gateway of government
Today this portal links up 726
electronic public services, which
according to interactive level divides
into four phases.
Expansion of eGovernment portal
• Full interaction with person identification (3rd and 4th
security level)
• Module of declaration of living location
• Strategy for Public Administration till 2010 (main goal –
transparent, effective, citizen-centred system for Public
Administration
Increasing number of users
• Privileges for citizens buying computers and Internet connection.
Changes to the Law on Tax declaration are made.
• Points of Public Internet Accsses. By the end of year 2005 1000
points, all areas with population <1000.
The most requested e-services
• Job related e-services (51% of Internet users);
• Entry to High school (48% of Internet users);
• Health related e-services (44% of Internet users).
Development of eGovernment in
regions
By encouraging eGovernment expansion in regions, the pilot
project “Digital community” was implemented in Jurbarkas
municipality
in
2002-2003.
On
obtained
experience
base
recommendation for all municipalities on development of services
was formulated.
E-signature supervision
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Legal base for e-signature is created by ISDC
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Standards for e-siganature
Lithuanian Standards Board
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Qualified Certificate Service Providers (in the near future):
“5Ci” and “Verslo tinklas” as CA, RA
Mobile operator “Omnitel” as RA of “Sertifitseerimiskeskus”
(Estonia)
infrastructure
is
aproved
by
E-signature pilot project
Main Goal – exchange of e-documents between governmental
institutions instead of paper ones
Beginning - May 17, 2004
Achieved results – heads and employees of institutions practically
gets to use e-signature
Problems – additional precodures, excessive strain, non-intuitive GUI
of Document Exchange Module (DEM)
E-signature pilot project (requirements)
• Free e-signature verification (creation?) software
• Open Standards (PKCS#7)
• Open Architecture (XML, SMTP)
• Legislation – ISDC has prepared “Policy Requirements for edocuments managment systems and exchange”
• ISDC uses mobile e-signature technology – project of m-signature
with “Omnitel”
E-signature pilot project (scheme)
DEM
PKCS#7, XML, SMPT
DEM
DEM
M-signature project (scheme)
Original data file
Web-service
User
signer
User:
initiator
Signed document
E-signature pilot project (status)
• From May 17, 2004 - patricipating 5 governmental institutions
(Government of the Republic of Lithuania, The Ministry of Transport
and Communications, The Ministry of Economy, Lithuanian
Archieves Deparment and ISDC)
• By the end of 2004:
20 Govermental institutions
Lithuanian Parlament
• Certification Authority (CA) - ISDC
• By the end of 2007 – all state institutions working with edocuments and e-siganture
EU structural funds for the Information
Society
• Information society is one of horizontal priority areas defined in Single
Programming Document;
• As well, there is a particular SPD measure dedicated for this area –
measure 3.3 “Development of information technologies services and
infrastructure”. It is aimed at public sector projects.
SPD measure 3.3 - objectives
• Modernization of public administration sector, in order to increase
effectiveness and openness of public institutions, develop e-services
and on-line sources of public information;
• Increase of population’s competence guaranteeing possibility to
acquire ITT knowledge and skills and to apply them for professional
and other activities, to get information and learn;
• Installation of Lithuanian language in IT, by localisation of software
and development of Lithuanian information resources.
• Decreasing of social divide by creating conditions for all inhabitants
of the country to use IT and information resources without reference to
their social position or place of living.
Calls of SPD measure 3.3
~ 217,7 million Litas are allocated for SPD measure 3.3 “Development
of information technologies services and infrastructure” for the
programming period 2004-2006:
• „Electronic infrastructure“ – 84,3 million Litas;
• „Electronic government and e-services“ – 126,5 million Litas;
• „Support for project preparation“ – 6,9 million Litas.
Electronic infrastructure
Aims for even development of electronic communications infrastructure,
and especially of broadband communication, in all regions of the
country, and safety of public sector e-infrastructure.
Lots:
1. Public Internet Access Points;
2. Broadband networks;
3. Infrastructure of safe information systems.
Electronic governance and e-services
Aims to create possibilities for all citizens and businesses of Lithuania
to use ITT for communication with public institutions and to modernize
services of public sector.
Lots:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Interoperability;
Public procurement;
Culture and Lithuanian language;
Healthcare services;
Public e-services.
Support for project preparation
Aims to support financially preparation of documentation for
projects that correspond to SPD measure 3.3 “Development of
information technologies services and infrastructure”.
What is the need?
• Tentative tender for applications, organized in beginning of 2004,
showed that demand of financial support for projects of IT services and
infrastructure is more than 800 million Litas;
• For first phase of submission of applications until 15th of September, 60
applications were submitted and total amount of requested support
amounts to 258 million Litas.
What do we expect?
• Increased availability of public services on-line;
• Developed broadband networks in the country;
• Availability of the Internet access in remote rural areas;
• Developed healthcare services on-line;
• Created products that help non-English speakers to use IT and global
information resources.