The Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi (EAD) has successfully introduced e-Services in Dubai. EAD is bringing total 25 online services to its citizens, and allow visitors to take benefit from an efficient single point of online access to environmental services.
Qatar is making master plan which stores innovative e-Services for all residents of Qatar. The i-Gov Masterplan, includes 53 charters, which would be implemented in four phases by the end of year 2010.
Oracle has developed various e-Governance centre of Excellences in India. The company uses Oracle Information Architecture to help Governments to deliver better citizen services, do effective fiscal management and increase work efficiencies in Government departments across Central, State and Local Government levels.
The capital of India, New Delhi is moving towards in the direction of e-Governance by launching Integrated Management System for a complete online computerisation of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).
In India, Karnataka IAS officer Rajeev Chawla officer have been awarded for the Prime Minister’s prize for excellence in public administration for playing their major role in making Bhoomi.
South Korean company will implement an e-Citizens project in Myanmar after completing its basic e-Government project in the country.
Now a postman connect all rural areas of developing countries through wirelessly. A United States entrepreneur has introduced an
Oman is making its steps towards e-Governance by launching National e-Payment system this year. Information Technology Authority (ITA) of Oman will launch e-Payment gateway this year.
SREI Infrastructure Finance Ltd, the leading private sector infrastructure equipment, infrastructure projects and renewable energy products financing Company is bridging digital divide between the rural and urban areas. West Bengal State Government, India has entered into a Master Service Agreement with the Company to set up around 5000 common service centres (CSCs) in rural Bengal.
The Information and Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) is continuously moving towards e-Governance. Recently ICTA has launched 16 more websites under the Government Web Portal.
