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Wednesday, 3.07.2024
eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
Two years since the state government decided to go for compulsory biometric attendance systems in schools, offices, Ashram schools and hostels under the Social Welfare and Women and Child Department, the project seems to be in doldrums.

A recent report of the Auditor General (AG) of Maharashtra states that although more than Rs 7 crore have been spent on the project, only 5.98 per cent of the targetted people were covered.

Read more: IN: Maharashtra: Compulsory biometric attendance system fails to take off

Taking forward its vision of a more innovative, accountable and transparent government, Indonesia has embarked on developing e-government cooperation with South Korea.

Dr. Ashwin Sasongko, Director-General of ICT Application at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (KOMINFO) explains, “Minister of Bureaucratic Reform, Azwar Abubakar, on his visit to Korea three months ago, observed the central importance of e-governance for bureaucratic reform. After discussing with the Minister for ICT, Tifatul Sembiring, they agreed to develop cooperation with Korea on e-governance”.

Read more: Indonesia’s KOMINFO DG on e-government cooperation

The governments of Indonesia and South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on e-government cooperation.

Signed by Tifatul Sembiring, Indonesian Communication and Information Minister, and Yoo Jeong Bok, South Korean Security and Public Administration Minister, the MOU commits both countries to develop e-government on a “mutually beneficial and non-interference basis”.

The agreement aims to help both countries enhance their cooperation in the development of e-government. The countries will exchange e-government technology and expertise, as well as information on systems and services needed to deliver an effective e-government model to citizens.

Read more: Indonesia and South Korea sign MOU on e-government

The Ministry for Development of Disadvantaged Regions is working together with the Geospatial Information Agency (formerly known as BAKOSURTANAL) to support the development of several key sectors and industries in some of the country’s most disadvantaged areas.

The initiative stemmed from the national government’s master plan for the acceleration and expansion of economic development throughout the entire Indonesian Territory.

Read more: Indonesia promotes use of GIS for economic development

Indonesia and South Korea have agreed to develop e-government on a mutually beneficial and non-interference basis.

Indonesian Communication and Information Minister Tifatul Sembiring and South Korean Security and Public Administration Minister Yoo Jeong Bok signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on e-government cooperation in the presence of Vice President Boediono here earlier this month, the Chief of the Information Center and Public Relations Service at the Indonesian Ministry of Communications and Information, Gatot S. Dewa Broto said.

Read more: Indonesia and South Korea Agree to Develop e-Government

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