Naga City of Philippines is leading in e-Governance services with the use of Internet and mobile phone technology. After the launch of website in 1997, the Naga has been improved in delivering e-Governance services to Naga constituents.
In Ghana, the National Switch and Smartcard Payment System, which link the payment system for licensed banks and non-bank financial institutions in the country launched in the country. e-Zwich operates under the new Universal Electronic Payments (UEPS) technology.
A number of projects in Ireland were either never started or were abandoned according to report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG). The report reveals that 143 projects were planned for the e-Government initiative, out of which 24 projects never started.
Abu Dhabi Systems and Information Committee (ADSIC) unveils five year plan to improve government services in the UAE. The ADSIC (the entrusted
Delhi police in India has come up with a process by which aspirants for the post of constables can now apply online.
Government of India’s decision to launch Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO) website is sure to help all those who seek information related to urban water supply and sanitation.
Within a month Andhra Pradesh will digitise all the land records in the state. This is expected to bring about transparency and fairness in land deals.
A new website has been launched in France to give information to facilitate online tax declaration.
Soon Germany’s federal servant will receive smart cards to access control, work time recording and a range of other functions.
With the intention of providing various IT enabled e-Government and non-government services to the citizens, the Government of Rajasthan is planning to establish Common Services Centres (CSCs) across the state.
