PPT Preented at 4th International conference on E-Governance for emerging India.. Gives insights of E-Governance to curb the corruption

1. E-Governance :
Impact on Corruption
Hrishikesh Satyakumar Kakde
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2. Contents
• Corruption
• E-Government and E-Governance
• Evolution of E-governance in India
• Case Studies : E-Governance projects in India
• Impact assessment : E-Governance to curb corruption
• Challenges before India to fully implement E-
Governance
• Suggestions
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3. Corruption
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Transparency International : Corruption is the
abuse of entrusted power for private gain.
According to Prof. Dr.Petrus Van Duyne, “corruption is
decay in the decision making, wherein decision maker
tries to earn reward as he/she is the authority, while
these motives influencing his or her decision making
cannot be part of justification of the decision”.

4. E-Government and E-Governance
E-Government E-Governance
Superstructure Functionality
Decisions Processes
Rules Performance
Implementation Coordination
Outputs Outcomes
Electronic service delivery Electronic participation in service
delivery
Electronic workflow Electronic Controllership
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5. Evolution of E-governance in India
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2014
E-kranti 2.0
2006
National e-governance plan
1990's
Department/State wise initiatives
1980's
Computerization

6. Case Studies : E-Governance
projects in India
• KAVERI - Computerization of sub registrar’s
offices in Karnataka
• eProcurement - Online tendering in Andhra
Pradesh
• Lokvani-Enabling citizens to report problems
and resolve complaints online:
Sitapur(uttarpardesh, India)
• Bhoomi-Land record is computerized
(Karnataka)
• Interstate Computerized Check posts in Gujarat
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7. Impact assessment :
E-Governance to curb corruption
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8. Challenges before India to fully
implement E-Governance
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9. Reasons for Marginal
Impact on Corruption
• Privileged citizen seldom experience poor service
• Lack of motivation at the top to root out corruption
• Weak monitoring and supervision
• E-Government can not be the only tool. Needs to be
implemented in a context of multi-pronged action
• Processes not reengineered adequately-continued lack
of transparency
• Insufficient education and awareness of citizens
• Inadequate complaint handling mechanisms
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10. Suggestions
• Minimizing digital divide gap
• Inter-agency and intergovernmental e-governance
dimensions are essential.
• A nationwide mandate to allocate a fixed percentage of
annual budget to e-Governance
• The need to adopt a mature, integrated and holistic
solution/services based approach
• National level governance of the e-Governance
programme
• Key Personnel appointed for the entire term of an e-
Governance initiative
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