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Week 02-Introduction To ICT and E-Governance MBA E-GOV

This document provides an introduction to e-governance and discusses Sri Lanka's e-governance framework. It begins with an overview of why e-governance is becoming more popular and the benefits it provides to transforming public services. It then outlines Sri Lanka's e-governance development, including initiatives to improve government service delivery and uphold democratic values through digital solutions. Sri Lanka's digital government architecture is described as consisting of the Lanka Government Network, Lanka Government Cloud, and a National Data and Identity Interoperability Platform to enable information sharing across systems. The document concludes with discussing ICTA's engagement models for e-governance projects and evaluating public value.

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Week 02-Introduction To ICT and E-Governance MBA E-GOV

This document provides an introduction to e-governance and discusses Sri Lanka's e-governance framework. It begins with an overview of why e-governance is becoming more popular and the benefits it provides to transforming public services. It then outlines Sri Lanka's e-governance development, including initiatives to improve government service delivery and uphold democratic values through digital solutions. Sri Lanka's digital government architecture is described as consisting of the Lanka Government Network, Lanka Government Cloud, and a National Data and Identity Interoperability Platform to enable information sharing across systems. The document concludes with discussing ICTA's engagement models for e-governance projects and evaluating public value.

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Introduction to

E-Governance
DR. NIROSHA WEDASINGHE
MBA IN EGOV –WEEK 02

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Exercise Week 01
Why is e-Governance is getting more and more popular nowadays?

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E- Sri Lanka Development Overview
Class Activity 01: find out the e-Sri Lanka Development overview of e-Government activities
Prepare a 5 min Presentation

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Activity 02
Read the Research paper titled as ‘May_E_Governance_Create_Digital_Divide’. And write your
ideas on the findings of this research paper.

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Introduction to ICT
and E-governance

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Contents
Introduction to ICT and E-governance
◦ E-Governance Framework
◦ Sri Lanka E-Governance

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E-
Governance
Framework

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eGovernance can be seen as a natural evolution of eGovernment. As
the public gets used to electronic services delivery, the government tend to become
more open and the public tend to demand greater participation in government
affairs
an help
services and the
Background: What is Goverment?
e-Government
 e-Gov is helping to transform public services, supporting local government in
their aim of achieving full electronic delivery of priority services in ways which

at deliver them.
put the customer first.;

 e-government can help transform local services and the organizations that
deliver them. It offers huge opportunities for service improvement and huge
challenges around the management of change

pportunities for
Digital solutions will enable better
communication between citizens and
government agencies to uphold democratic
values.
Similarly, these solutions may be harnessed to
Sri Lanka E- improve the quality of government service
delivery through integrated and efficient
governance processes, to reduce bureaucracy, and improve
efficiency, accountability and transparency.
A series of strategic national initiatives are to be
established under this pillar to facilitate the
enhancement of digital identification, fintech,
healthtech, and other government-wide services.

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Sri Lanka’s planned Digital
Government Architecture will
address the needs of multiple layers
of customers (horizontal) with
shared solutions and Line of
Sri Lanka E- Business (LoB) solutions built upon
governance the foundation that consists of A
National Data and Identity
Interoperability Platform (NDIIP)
(to be built), Lanka Government
Network (LGN) and Lanka
Government Cloud (LGC).

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Lanka Government Network and Lanka Government
Cloud (LGN/LGC) use secure and reliable infrastructure
facilities to the government to host any type of

E- Sri Lanka application/ system and ensure government


organizations, offices and buildings are connected with
appropriate bandwidth to support the use of e-
Government services by public servants as well as
visitors to these offices.

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Sri Lanka Digital
Government
Architecture

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A National Data and Identity Interoperability Platform (NDIIP) is an

A National essential precondition for the success of these strategic initiatives in


that it will permit the various digital-governmental systems to leverage

Data and
internal synergies. 

A majority of systems are functioning independently at present and do

Identity not facilitate sharing of information, services and digital documents


across organizational boundaries. 

Interoperability A common, shared digital architecture and platform will enable various
digital systems of the government to interoperate on the basis of a

Platform
unique digital identifier for citizens and other users to prove their
identity without compromising personal information, and for the
government and businesses to conduct checks in a safe and secure way.

(NDIIP) All government digital systems will be compatible with the digital
architecture and platform.

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Finally, depending upon the requirement of the client – in this case can be a Ministry, Department
or any other Government institution – ICTA will engage in developing, implementing and
assisting the client and the citizens/customers to adopt the solution in the most convenient and
the fastest manner. For this, four different engagement models are presented. ICTA’s engagement
in terms of resources, be that financial, human resources, technical, physical or informational,
varies depending upon the engagement model.

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National Policy Framework (NPF)
 National Policy Framework (NPF) of the Government of Sri Lanka “Vistas of Prosperity and
Splendour” adopted in December 2019, constitutes of 10 key policies aimed at achieving the
fourfold outcome of a productive citizenry, a contented family, a disciplined and just society and
a prosperous nation, the Digital Government initiative envisages to achieve ambitious goals in
the near future

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Evaluation of
Public Value

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Comparative
study on
accessing e-gov
sites

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Day 02 – In-Class Activity 1
Each Student select a one topic from below list and do an investigation on the topic and prepare a PowerPoint presentation and
talk 3 min about findings to class room.

[https://www.icta.lk/digitizing-gov/]

National Spatial Data Infrastructure(NSDI)

E-PARLIAMENT Initiative :IT for Parliamentary work

Implementation of Network Infrastructure at Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Productization of all offerings by ICTA

Operations of Call center for Government Information center

Setting Up, Managing and Operation of Call Center for Government Information Center

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National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI)

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e-Parliament Initiative: IT for parliamentary work

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Implementation of Network Infrastructure at Ministry of Foreig
n Affairs

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Productization of All Offerings by ICTA

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Setting Up, Managing and Operation of Call Center for Govern
ment Information Center

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Scanning eMotoring Documents

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Implementing an ICT Solution for the Government Analyst’s D
epartment

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Internet Backbone

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February 2, 2021
රජයේ රෝහල් 40ක රෝගීන් ලක්ෂ පනහකට ඩිජිටල් පහසුකම්

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Case Study: Malaysia e-Gov
https://www.academia.edu/4589409/LECTURE_009_e_Government_and_e_Government

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Class Activity 02
Write down a comparative analysis on current Sri Lankan Government and other south Asian
regional e-governance initiatives.

Discuss your Finding with your class members.

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Home work : Comment on e-NIC

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Stages of E-Governance
The End
NEXT WEEK :

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