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The offices of the Bangladesh Planning Commission Campus will be interconnected and then the connectivity will be extended to the important government offices.

The ICT (Information Communication Technology) system will be built to automate some government process at the Planning Division, Economic Relations Division (ERD) and Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Division (IMED).

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: E-Governance in govt offices soon

The Principal Secretary to the Chief Adviser (CA) Ali Imam Majumder said e-governance should not be confined to a technology only. Rather it should be regarded as a service that can be provided to the citizens.

He urged all concerned to focus on the hopes and aspiration of the people especially those who are poor and marginalised in conducting the activities of the e-governance cell.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: E-governance is service to all citizens

The caretaker government has taken effective initiative to deliver its services to the people in short time at less cost and efficiently through e-Governance, a modern tool of information communication technology, reports UNB.

An `Inception Workshop of Access to Information (A2I) Programme', supported by UNDP was held Tuesday, to bring all scattered e-Governance initiatives of different ministries and divisions under a common umbrella for coordination and quick positive outcome of the efforts.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: CG initiative to deliver services to people in short time thru' e-Governance

Speakers at a workshop yesterday put emphasis on expansion of e-governance in the national administrative process for providing better services to people.

The daylong inception workshop of the UNDP-supported programme "Access to Information (A21) programme" was held in the press briefing room of the chief adviser's office.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: E-governance a must for better public services

Establishing e-governance in the country can help curb widespread corruption, speakers observed at a roundtable in Dhaka yesterday.

At the roundtable styled 'Fight Against Corruption-Role of Information Technology' the speakers also said making available the details of all the activities of the ministries on internet can minimise ill practices.

Weiterlesen: Bangladesh: E-governance to help curb corruption

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