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Wednesday, 3.07.2024
eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications plans to launch a project this month on post and telecom service development, statistics modernisation and e-Government in major cities.

The project, costing 107 million USD, of which 85 million USD will be sourced from a World Bank loan, will be implemented in Ha Noi, the central coastal city of Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, and will run through 2010.

Read more: Vietnam: Over 100 mln USD for post and telecom service modernisation

The low use of IT in public administration in the southern economic hub is attributed to excessive decentralisation, the failure of a major e-government programme, top level apathy, and shortage of trained personnel.

"We would like to have overall authority of all IT projects in HCM City State offices and projects funded by the exchequer," said Le Manh Ha, director of the city's Post and Telematics Department.

Read more: Vietnam: Southern officials discuss IT shortfall

The Government will issue a regulation on e-government Internet access and management in the third quarter of this year, through which ministries, branches and provincial people's committees send their administrative documents to the Government via the Internet.

Read more: Vietnam: Government to ease paperwork via the Internet

Vietnamese post and telematics officials have called for a careful investigation into an e-governance project gone awry to bring it back on track.

The proposal from southern-based authorities to the Posts and Telematics Ministry at a conference Friday to review the project in the south came after the program failed to make much progress.

Read more: Improvements sought in Vietnam e-government project

The Government will issue a regulation on e-government Internet access and management in the third quarter of this year, through which ministries, branches and provincial people's committees send their administrative documents to the Government via the Internet.

This was said in the Prime Minister's Instruction on decreasing paperwork at State administrative bodies, which urged ministers, heads of the government agencies and chairpersons of provincial people's committees to examine and improve the issuance of administrative documents.

Read more: Vietnam: Government regulates on decreasing paperwork

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