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eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001

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Dr Esther Ofei-Aboagye, Director of Institute of Local Government Studies, says her dream for local government is for Ghanaians to access pertinent information and do simple transactions electronically without having to leave their geographical locations.

“I dream of the day that women of Topreman, Kpandai, Vli Afegame, Pobiman, Chorkor can electronically access maternal health information, register the birth of their children, check on market prices for cassava and maize in different parts of the country, get insights on what their assembly plans to do in the market where they sell, complain about burst pipes and noisy preachers in their localities and be informed about the fees fixed on their dress-making businesses.

Weiterlesen: ‘Every Ghanaian should get electronic access to information’

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The 66th annual New Year School and Conference opened in Accra on Monday, with the focus on exploiting opportunities in e-governance to improve information access to government business and better service delivery to citizens.

It was on the theme: “Improving the Performance of the Local Government System in the era of E-Governance,” placing information communication and technology (ICT) at the centre of government dealings with citizens.

Weiterlesen: GH: 66th New Year School focus is on E-governance

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The Ghanaian government has formed two committees, the Inter-Ministerial Oversight (IMO) Committee and the Technical Committee of the e-Transform Project, all under the aegis of the e-Ghana project. The IMO committee has the core objective of guiding and ensuring that the e-Ghana project is well-executed. Minister for Communications Edward Omane Boamah said the government had been implementing the e-Ghana project with a USD 97 million World Bank support and that the project was expected to complete in December. He said the e-Ghana project was designed to increase competitiveness in the ICT sector and increase income generation in the ICT sector.

Weiterlesen: Ghana forms committee to complete e-project

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Airtel Ghana has since the introduction of its Airtel Money platform been successful in making the service more attractive and acceptable to all.

The platform has been instrumental in changing the way people transact business, and it is progressively moving towards achieving its target of helping to propel Ghana towards a cashless society.

Weiterlesen: GH: Airtel Money Makes Good Use of Govt’s E-Services Portal

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Two committees— the Inter-Ministerial Oversight (IMO) Committee and the Technical Committee of the e-Transform Project—all under the e-Ghana project were, yesterday, inaugurated in Accra.

The IMO committee, which has Ato Sarpong, Deputy Minister for Communication, as its chairman, has the core objective of guiding and ensuring that the e-Ghana project is well-executed.

In an address, the Minister for Communications, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, said the Ministry of Communications (MoC) had been implementing the e-Ghana project with a US$ 97 World Bank support which was expected to be completed in December 2014.

Weiterlesen: E-Ghana Project To Be Completed in December 2014—Dr Boamah

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