India is progressing in e-Governance programmes. Recently, Bhoomi Kiosks has launched land record system, which will allow 7 million clients of Karnataka, India to access land records, their rights, tenancy or cultivation. Previously, land record system was manual and paper based system.
India is planning to make the Pan-African e-Network operational to provide several IT solutions like tele-education and tele-medicine in Africa. India is taking initiative with association of African countries.
The Association of enterprises and organizations of information technologies (IT Association) will create the Centre for Electronic Governance in Uzbekistan.
London authorities have launched the smartcard to allow citizens access to council services. The government is urging to adopt a smartcardcard for a common standard.
Korea has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with China to enhance cooperation in the development of electronic governance systems.
The e-Tendering system has been launched in Ponucherry, India. The Union Territory is moving in the direction of e-Governance.
Dubai eGovernment in association with the National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) has developed an e-Payment solution, which accelerates government
The IT Division at the Department of Economic Development (DED) has launched nine new services on its website.
Hindi will become a medium of e-Communication in the Madhya Pradesh (India) state. It will bridge the digital divide and reach the benefits of e-Governance to common man in rural areas of the state.
