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Ministry meeting highlights e-governance successes, including paying utility and land bills through the Internet

At least 12 ministries and departments of the government have already started to provide E-service to the people, says a press release.

It was told at a review meeting on "E-governance quick win" at the Prime Minister's Office in the city yesterday. Around 50 officials of different ministries and departments attended the meeting.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: 12 ministries, depts start E-service

A review meeting on 'E-governance Quick Win' was held at the Prime Minister's Office on Monday.

The meeting was informed that at least 12 ministries and departments of the government are currently providing E-service to the people.

People of remote areas started getting information about earnings through Union Information Center (UIC), and Agriculture Information and Communication Center (AICC).

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The government, under a broad-based reform programme, is carrying out a number of core tasks to make the public procurement system in Bangladesh well-functioning, transparent and accountable, according to official sources.

Procurement or purchase of goods, works and services by any procuring entity (PE) using public funds is called public procurement.

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The scope of Digital Bangladesh (DB) is not yet clear. We assume that the government wants to make Bangladesh fully digitised by 2021 through application of third generation information and communication technology (ICT).

Digitisation helps increase operational efficiency and productivity provided the supporting infrastructures work properly. This is a tool that will help accelerate economic development and increase competitive edges of Bangladesh in the world market.

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The term 'Digital Bangladesh' has created renewed interest in government and commercial organisations in utilising Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Digital Bangladesh comprises e-governance and service delivery through utilising ICT, but the vision encompasses much more. In order to be successful there has to be knowledge creation and management.

The government and the organisations have invested heavily on technologies and overseas consultancies to utilise the potential of the promised e-governance and e-services. But technology alone won't fix or alleviate a business problem. It is important to understand that knowledge management is often facilitated by ICT -- technology by itself is not knowledge management.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: Towards a knowledge-based society

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