Transcript FTAA.ecom/inf/132 June 3, 2002 The Electronic Government

The Electronic Government
Programme
Executive Committee
Executive Committee of
the Electronic Government
Technical
Assistance
Group
Executive
Secretariat
MP/SLTI
Working Groups
[email protected]
Network
Internet
Access
Internet
Services
Norms &
Standards
Main lines of action
• To provide, through the Internet, all
services rendered to the citizens, with
improved quality standards, cost
reduction & easy access
• To promote the convergence among
governmental information systems,
networks & data bases
Main lines of action (cont.)
• To broaden citizens’ access to
information, in appropriate formats
• To implement an advanced
communications & service infrastructure
• To make use of the Federal Government’s
purchasing power on the procurement
side
Main lines of action (cont.)
• To encourage access to the Internet,
mainly by means of public access points
hosted by public, private & community
institutions
• To establish a legal & normative
framework for electronic communications
&d transactions
• To establish flat tariff for internet access
throughout the national territory
Electronic Points of Presence
• Installation of kiosks to enable free
access to services delivered by the
Federal Government, through the Internet
Main targets: to be reached by
2003
• Public services & information provided on
the Internet
• [email protected] Network
• Education for the Information Society
• Internet for the masses
• National Health Information Network
Main targets: to be reached by
by 2003 (cont.)
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The small farmers Portal
Citizen’s Card
Integrated System for Public Safety
Unified Call Centre
Electronic Payments
Information Directory
Legal framework
• Cyber-crimes against the Civil Service
(Law 9.983)
• Policy for information security
management (Decree 3.505)
• Electronic documents delivering (Decree
3.585)
• Reverse auction (Decree 3.697)
• Brazilian Public Key Infrastructure
(Provisional Law 2.200)
Some challenges
• Coordination of initiatives involving
organizations with unequal stages of IT
development
• Management capacity to implement highly
complex projects
• Service re-engineering: how to transform
the back office?
• Organizational structure for E-gov
Transparency in public management
means disseminating the use of services
throughout the society. It is not enough for
them to be available on the Internet. It is
necessary for more and more citizens to
know that the services are there, and have
access to them.”
President Fernando Henrique Cardoso
on August 21st, 2000