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Better service delivery to citizens

The goals of e-Governance are:
a. Better service delivery to citizens
b. Ushering in transparency and accountability
c. Empowering people through information
d. Improved efficiency within Governments
e. Improve interface with business and industry

India, being the largest democracy in the world, has much to gain from e-Governance,
especially when citizen participation in governance is one of the features of the fully evolved
stage of e-government. Many e-readiness assessments have been carried out at the global level
that show the current state of India’s e-readiness. Some of the more recent study findings
are as follows: The July 2002 EIU ranking found that 55 of the countries navigating the
information super highway account for 98%

The revolution in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has brought
a whole new agenda for governance into the realm of possibility. e-Governance comprises
decisional processes and the use of ICT for wider participation of citizens in public affairs.
Citizens are participants in e-Governance. The purpose of implementing e-Governance is
to improve governance processes and outcomes with a view to improving the delivery of
public services to citizens.

The initiative is aimed at providing connectivity through fixed-line broadband, mobile connectivity or Wi-Fi hotspots. Every citizen would be provided with a unique identity with lifelong validity that can be tied up with mobile number and bank account to enable digital
banking. Access to Common Service Centre (CSC) would be improved and shareable cloud space on public cloud servers would be provided.

IT solutions envisioned with the entire Human Life Cycle at its core, is co-creating e-Governance solutions to digitally transform institutions to optimise student’s learning curve and help the nation achieve its Sustainable Development Goal for education. Thus, helping the institution, teachers and parents cohesively work towards a child’s growth.

The impressive outcomes of e-Governance are not limiting to public service delivery systems. Identifying education as an element to a country’s sustainable growth, the government has sought to bring vital changes in the sector through e-Governance. Hitachi through Hitachi MGRM Net is helping children with its Information Communication and Technology solutions (ICT), ensuring every child enter the most crucial part of their exploration with tenacity.

It could also deliver cost savings to people and companies, too. Therefore, it is not surprising that policymakers and executives in the world are looking to embrace e-government, from the most developed to the least developed ones. E-government raises the standards of living and becomes a vital tool for governments and their citizens. E-government is not merely a symptom of the digital revolution, but generates true advantages for governments, citizens, private sector and all other stakeholders

E-government is a common way of conducting government across the globe. More implementing of e-government means ease of use of governmental services for citizens, enhancing governmental service delivery, simplifying compliance of governmental laws for citizens, improving citizen engagement and trust in public, decreasing fraud and improving cost efficiency for the government.

There are some problems which e-government could solve them more effectively that they are:

Governing is too costly and expensive: E-government has effective solutions for this problem. It could reduce the related costs and enhancing the effectiveness of spending money by government.
Governing is inconvenient: E-government could improve and encourage the rate of participating and using the public services. It could also receive feedbacks from people, and enhance accountability for public.