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GOVERNING e-GOVERNANCE Modus Operandi Maintain Security Maximise outreach Protocols E-Governance Maintain Open Minimise Human Standards & Interfaces Interface 1 Building Blocks Data Approach to Availability & Software

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GOVERNING e-GOVERNANCE

E-Governance

Modus Operandi

Maximise

  • utreach

Maintain Open Standards & Interfaces

Minimise Human Interface

Maintain Security Protocols

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Building Blocks

Approach to Software Development

  • AGILE

Data Availability & Updation through Webservices Pervasive and Intelligible G2C and Mobile Governance

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Mobile

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Smartphone Users – Cr.

2015 2017* 2019

23.8 40 65

Source : CISCO forecast

45 crore Smartphones, 94% internet access on mobiles Over 121 crore mobile phone connections; About 102 crore active as per VLR Register; ~80 cr unique

The Crucial Statistics (TRAI and Telcos Datas data : December 2017)

  • Broadband Subscribers (> 512 kbps) in India : 36.3 cr (16 cr Jio)
  • Unique out of above : about < 25 cr
  • 95% access internet through mobile
  • Rural 3G : 16.67% (Airtel data)
  • 3G / 4G penetration : 30 crore by March, 2018
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The Unique Numbers

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2017

299 m

300%

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Gamut of activities in m-Governenace…

M-Governance: Apps, Pull SMS, Push SMS, USSD, IVRS

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USSD & SMS Reader App

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Query Results by SMS

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UMANG –Unified Mobile App for New Age Governance

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  • Unified Platform – 183 services, 36 Depts, 06 States

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  • One Mobile App, SMS, IVR (Toll Free)

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  • Integration and front-end development support

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  • Can integrate with existing mobile apps systems

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  • Standardized User Interface and User Experience

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  • Integration with Payment Gateways, Authentication etc

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  • With Customer Support

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  • With Built-in Analytics

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  • Multiple Indian Languages Support

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Common Services Centers: Employment & Access

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WORLD’S BIGGEST RURAL eSERVICE CENTERS

Aadhaar Card Utility Bill Payments Digital Literacy Certificates Exam Results Land Records e-Banking

3.20 lakh ; >2.5 lakh in Panchayats: Regd. 2.71 lakh; 1.73 in GPs: Functional

~10.8 lakh employment generated

50 central & >300 state services offered

More than 41.84 lakhTxns / Month

Target : 250,000 Gram Panchayats by March 2017 Target : Training 3 Lakh VLEs in 2 Yrs

  • 1. % of Number & Income from G2C
  • 2. State Centres & CSC-SPV
  • 3. State, Centre and Open
  • 4. AcceData flow &Web-services
  • 5. Involvement of schools
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Resist Vendor Driven ICT

Vendors often capitalise on lack of ICT awareness Drive to do ‘something all over again’ or to push hardware & software tools Focus on development directly under the control of User* Standardise best practices of RFPs and Modules

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Moving to Paperless Transactions: Digital Locker

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32 AGENCIES ISSUING DOCUMENTS TO CITIZENS VIA DIGITAL LOCKER

Dec, 2015

DigiLocker (users-Lakhs)

1 25 February 2017 107

150+ TYPES OF DOCUMENTS – AADHAR, DRIVING LICENSE, PASSPORT, PAN, VOTER ID INTEGRATED

  • No. of issued documents : 235 Cr

User accounts: Over 100 lakhs

  • No. of User Organizations : 32
  • No. of Accepter organizations: 11
  • The Digital Locker Authority Appointed
  • The Rules for Certification of Digital Locker Service

Providers (DLSP) / DL REPOSITORIES notified

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Digital Locker

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(Election Commission)

Issuer Requester

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e-District MMP

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1052 Services delivered

Minimum of 5 Central + 5 State Services

States/UTs can opt for more services

Launched in 649 Districts, 32 States

PAPERLESS INTEGRATION WITH DATABASES

  • Integration of databases through APIs
  • Dashboard to bring in all services
  • Credentials to get auto-populated
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Government of India's platform for open collaborative software development of e-Governance applications

Open Forge

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Cyber Security

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 Audit Discipline versy  National Cyber Coordination Centre

 Phase 1 operational with 2 Internet Service Providers (ISPs), 3 State Data Centers (SDCs) & 7 Organizations

 Cyber Swachhta Kendra / Cyber Surakshit Bharat  Established for detection of systems infected by malware/botnets  Cyber Forensics  Cyber Forensic Lab at CERT-In provides its services to the law enforcement agencies  Cyber Crisis Management Plan  15 workshops conducted for Ministries/Depts., 9 workshops conducted at State Govt./UTs, 18 Workshops in critical sectors  19 Ministries/Depts., 11 State Govts./UTs and 29 attached offices (critical sector organisations) under Ministries/Depts. developed CCMP  Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Appointment  23 State Governments/UTs & 57 Central Government Ministries /Departments

Target : Setting up of National Cyber Coordination Centers