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A Good E-Governance system can saveup to 70% of transaction cost.

E-Governance also creates ways fortransparency, cost reduction, instantresponse



A reas where E-Governance isactively deployed.

± - Policy & Decision Making

± - Responsive & quality employeeServices

± - Increase in Revenue and Targetmonitoring

± - Information assimilation and datamanagement for effectiveGovernance



Gyandoot

Rural citizens of MP have the opportunityto access knowledge and a number of government services on payment of a

small service fee.Thirty-nine privately owned kiosks connectwith a district administration serverthrough an intranet.The project is faltering after initialsuccess.



Warana

Wired Village projects main aim is todemonstrate the effective use of I T infrastructure in the accelerated socio-economic development of 70 villages aroundWarana Nagar in the Kolhapur and Sanglidistricts of the state of Maharashtra.

T he existing cooperative structure has beenused in concert with high speed VSA T s to allowInternet access to existing cooperativesocieties.

T he project aims to provide agricultural,medical, and education information to villagers

by establishing networked µfacilitation booths'in the villages.



E-Governance in Noida city

Compaq India has joined hands with ElectronicsResearch and Development Centre of India(ERDCI), Noida, to set up a competence centrethat would enable e-governance in Noida city and

various other states.

Residents will be able to pay electricity andphone bills, file I- T returns, register marriagesand deaths, among other things at informationkiosks located in the city. Once the projectbecomes fully operational citizens can payutilities, get grievance redressal and a variety of other essential jobs through these info kiosks.



" RajNidhi ": Information kiosks

" RajNidhi " is a web enabled information kiosksystem developed jointly by Rajasthan state'sDepartment of Information T echnology andRajasthan State Agency for Computer Services(RajComp).

Earlier on March 23, 2000, Nayla became the firstvillage of Rajasthan to have a " Raj Nidhi

Information Kiosk"

when the US President, Mr.Bill Clinton visited this village to observe thefunctioning of a Gram Panchayat.



³ raj-SWIF T": Rajasthangovernment's Intranet

The Rajasthan State¶s Department of InformationTechnology (DoIT) has developed Government¶s ownIntranet called as "raj-SWIFT". SWIFT here stands for Statewide Intranet on Fast Track.This system which has been built using Internettechnology and tools, would facilitate online data, textand e-mail communication between the office of the

Chief Minister and all the 32 District Collectors on one-to-one basis, thus bringing the Chief Executive of theState and the district administration close enough to be

just a mouse click away.



Mechanism of Single

Window Clearance SystemT o overcome the inordinately long time required

to obtain the statutory approvals/licences etc.from various government departments/agencies,the Bureau of Industrial Promotion & Office of theCommissioner (Investment & NRIs), Governmentof Rajasthan, has introduced a Single Window

Clearance System through a Single CompositeApplication Form.



E-Governance in Panchayatsin Kerala



E-Governance Centre atHaryana Secretariat

The Haryana Government has set up ane-governance centre at the Secretariat toeffectively monitor informationtechnology in the state.



Centre for Electronic Governance, Ministryof Information and Technology

The MIT website features the Centre for e-governance set up by the Ministry of Information and Technology (MIT), Govt.of India.Apart from offering e-governance solutions and services, the

Centre showcases applications by various IT majors likeC-DAC, CMC, IQ Virtuals, Microsoft, NIC and Oracle. Thislist will expand soon.The Centre aims to offer services such as technicalconsultation, proof of concept and thematic presentations,apart from creating awareness amongst decision makers atthe Central and State level and helping them in defining andimplementing process and policy changes for effectivee-Governance.



Government of Delhi

The official website of the Delhi government providesa 'single window' for all the citizen¶s information

needs and queries regarding the various publicservices of the Delhi Government, ranging fromobtaining a driving license to getting a marriageregistration certificate made.

The site provides all relevant application forms for downloading and printing.



Parliament of India

W ebsite of the Indian Parliament carries

information on the proceedings of both thehouses of the parliament, the Constitutionof India, various budgets, parliamentarydebates, secretariats, committees and

members of the houses, and links to othercentral and state government websites.



Department of Administrative

Reforms and Public GrievancesThis is a section of the website of theDepartment of A dministrative Reforms

and Public Grievances under the Ministryof Personnel, Public Grievances andPensions of the Indian Government.It has well categorized links toE-Governance initiatives from around theworld and a review of the Indianexperience with E-Governance.



E-governance initiatives

Networking of the Andhra PradeshSecretariat with district headquarters.

Compact ² Computer AidedAdministration of Commercial T axes,which has already resulted inrealization of lakhs of rupees in taxes.

Hazard Mitigation Information Systemintroduced in Andhra Pradesh.Aarakshi²an intranet for the Jaipur

City police



E-governance initiatives

Video-conferencing facility launched to facilitateµBhagidari¶ project in India

ITC plans to launch 30 more rural malls in 2005-06ICRISAT using ICT to benefit dryland farmersTamil Nadu government to implement IT in its

agricultural department



V ideo-conferencing facility launchedto facilitate µBhagidari¶ project inIndia

Bhagidari project is to enhance interaction between the

Resident Welfare Associations and the administration.The Chief Minister has said that the facility has been setup in three districts ² South, Southwest and West ² andwill be extended to the other districts in the next one-and-half months.The government planned to include residents¶ groups of slums and unauthorized colonies in the project.



ITC plans to launch 30 more rural mallsin 2005-06

In India, Indian Tobacco Company (ITC) Ltd plansto open 30 more rural malls in 2005-06, in synergywith its fast growing e-Choupal network, after successfully implemented the country¶s first private

sector rural mall known as Choupal Sagar at Sehorein Madhya Pradesh. The construction of nine mallsthree each in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh andUttar Pradesh is nearing completion.



The scenario in case of internet spread is gloomier and

hardly any rural areas have access to broadband internetconnections.In India as on April, 2005 total no. of broad bandconnections were only 2.28 lacs which is a meager 0.02%.

The primary reasons for the slow growth of internet incountry have been infrastructural bottlenecks, financial nonviability and absence of cost effective reliable technology.

With the advancement of technology, especially that inarea of Wireless in Local Loop (WLL), it has become

possible to provide internet facility even in remote villages

at affordable prices.

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