E-governance in Bhutan
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- Bhutan aims to build an ICT-enabled knowledge society as a foundation for Gross National Happiness. Its e-governance objectives include ensuring government services are online and accessible, efficient, secure, and sustainable. - Bhutan's digitization journey began in the 1990s and now includes initiatives like a digital identity service providing single sign-on for online services. - Key policies promote principles like digital by default, shared ICT assets, a single source of truth for data, information security and privacy, and need-driven initiatives. Infrastructure includes servers for data, services, analytics and identity. - Lessons from Bhutan include its citizen-centric approach, centralized infrastructure for efficiency, and rankings high in e
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- 1. e-Governance in Bhutan An ICT-Enabled, Knowledge-Society as a Foundation for Gross National Happiness. Suraj Katwal MCA III Date: 2022-03-14
- 2. Contents ● Bhutan At Glance ● Development Ideology ● e-Governance Objectives ● Digitization Journey ● e-Governance Policy Statements ● e-Governance Infrastructure ● Things to Learn from Bhutan ● References 2
- 3. Bhutan At Glance Area: 38,394 km² Population: 771,612 (2020) GDP Per Capita: 3,122.28 USD (2020) National Flag of Bhutan Total Districts: 20 Gewogs: 205 Currency: Ngultrum National Language: Dzongkha Democratic Constitutional Monarchy 3
- 4. Development Ideology An ICT-Enabled, Knowledge-Society as a Foundation for Gross National Happiness (GNH). 4 Pillars of GNH Pillar 1: Sustainable Socio-Economic Development Pillar 2: Good Governance Pillar 3: Preservation & Promotion of the Culture Pillar 4: Environmental Protection 4
- 5. e-Governance Objectives 1) Ensure all government services are made online, where possible, to transition from a conventional paper based to a more convenient paperless environment; 2) Ensure online government services are accessible to all individuals, including people with disabilities; efficient; secure; and sustainable; 3) Ensure robust delivery of online public services through a holistic approach to reduce redundancy of ICT initiatives through consolidation and reuse; 4) Ensure adoption of ICT Standards and enable the use of emerging technologies; 5) Ensure confidentiality and privacy of citizens are protected to increase trust in online services. 5
- 6. Digitization Journey Source: e-Government in Bhutan, WSO2 Summit 2020 6
- 7. e-Governance Policy Statements 1. Digital by default 2. Shared ICT Assets 3. Single Source of Truth 4. Information Security and Privacy 5. Need Driven Initiatives 6. Sustainability 7
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- 9. Things to Learn from Bhutan ● DIGITAL IDENTITY SERVICE - One pass for citizens to available online services. ● A single source of truth. ● Centralized Infrastructure to Improve Efficiency. ● Improved transparency. ● Improved productivity and faster service delivery times. ● E-Government Policy of Bhutan is citizen centric. ● E-Government Development Index - Rank 103 of 193 ● E-Participation Index - Rank 82 of 193 9 (publicadministration.un.org - 2020)
- 10. References 1. https://www.mfa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Bhutan-at-a-glance-2020- 1.pdf 2. https://www.moic.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/e-Governance-Policy- Amednment-2021.pdf 3. https://wso2.com/blogs/thesource/2019/07/a-citizen-centric-e-government- journey-from-bhutan/ 10
- 11. Thank You 11