The ICT Advisor in the President's Office Pius Ndayambaje made the revelation during an ICT validation workshop on the implementation of E-Government Strategies and Action Plans for Rwanda at the Hotel Novotel Umubano.
Electronic government means different things to different people. Some observers have defined e-government in terms of specific actions: using a government office to receive information, applying for benefits through a website, or creating shared data bases for multiple agencies.
The Rwanda cabinet adopted the National Information and Communication Infrastructure (NICI) Policy and Plan in 2000.
Moses Bayingana Director Private Sector, Education and Community Programmes said the policy is in line with the government's vision 2020.
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