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ICT IN CHANGING SCENARIO NOFN AND E-GOVERNANCE PUBLIC INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE PII Rapid change in expectation of common man Desire to move to information society Desire to participate in governance and development process


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ICT IN CHANGING SCENARIO NOFN AND E-GOVERNANCE

PUBLIC INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE – PII

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Rapid change in expectation of common man

  • Desire to move to information society
  • Desire to participate in governance
  • and development process
  • Desire to participate in knowledge economy
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Rapid Technology change

 Leading to annihilation of time and distance  Ability to store huge amount of data on-line  Ability to on-line search through large volume

  • f information

 Convergence of media (audio. Video, text etc)  Rapid Access of technology to common man  Awareness and education to common man

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Moving the society to horizontal structure

  • From the present vertical structure
  • From top down to bottom structure
  • Need for OPEN Government
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Initiative in India Towards Open Government.

  • Policy Initiatives for Open Government
  • Right to Information Act – 2005 (RTI)

RTI includes right to ;

  • Inspect works, documents, records;

  • Take notes, extracts or certified copies of

documents or records; 

  • Take certified samples of material;

  • Obtain information in Electronic form.
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a. Right to Information Act - 2005

  • Negative list:
  • - Sovereignty & Integrity
  • - Forbidden by Court of Law
  • - Breach of Privilege of Parliament
  • - IPR
  • - Confidentiality of Foreign Government Document
  • - Endanger life or physical security
  • - Personal information with no relation to public

activity

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b. Citizen’s/Client Charter and Public Grievance Redressal.

  • It is a written declaration by a Government

Department for defining service delivery standards,

 Create a system to implement, monitor and review

Citizens Charter.

 Create a system to redress and monitor Public

Grievance

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c. National Policy for Data Sharing and Accessibility

Indian Cabinet has asked Department of Science & Technology to develop a policy frame work for sharing and accessibility of data.

  • Five Working Groups have been set up;

 - Technology for Sharing and Access.  - Current Legal Framework  - Data Classification  - Global Best Practices for Data Standards  - Costing and Pricing Policy

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D- governance initiatives

  • 1 Data centres- (National and State Level)_
  • 2 Sevice delivery Centres
  • 3 Networks

 State based networks  National network NOFN  National Knowledge Network

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Executive Legislature Judiciary

All 3 Pillars of Government are focused on speedy Implementation

GOVERNMENT

Across 35 States & Union Territories – multiple establishments & multiple channels for delivery of public services need Re-engineering

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► Fragmented structures ► Archaic processes ► Lack of co-ordination and communication ► Lack of Transparency, Accountability & Clarity ► Duplication of Efforts, Conflicting Priorities & Increasing Costs ► Inadequate trained manpower ► Inadequate Local self government ► Pendency in Judicial system ► Poor Infrastructure & Connectivity ► Increased threat of Security, Safety & Disaster ► Increasing Citizen expectations

Unified Information Infrastructure will expedite implementation

However, there are substantial Challenges in Implementation

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Executive Legislature Information Judiciary FUTURE OF GOVERNANCE

Information as lever of Economic and Social Development Information available in real time to share, manage & collaborate - accurate, reliable, timely & usable Government control of strategic information - critical

In the 21st century – Information will be the fourth pillar of democracy

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INFORMATION Strengthening the Fourth Pillar of Democracy requires

PUBLIC INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE (PII) to

►Create - access, connectivity,

systems, processes, programs, structures, standards & platform

►Integrate

  • geographical

(Centre/State) & sectoral (agriculture, transport, finance etc.) boundaries & applications into Single-Secure National Information Space

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Why Public Information Infrastructure?

  • Information is a “public good” / “merit good”
  • Will bring Technology and People together on

an equitable/inclusive platform

  • Radicalize democracy through informed citizen

participation

  • Improve delivery of & access to public services
  • Empower local governance & community

institutions

  • Enhance Equity & Efficiency
  • Public

information infrastructure will transform India’s 1.2 billion people into 1.2 billion “opportunities”

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PUBLIC INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE

PII will connect Government & Citizens

Government Citizen Internet Cyber Security ICT Network Applications & Platform

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Multiple Platforms Needed

VOICE BROADBAND UID SECURITY GIS APPLICATION PAYMENT

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NOFN

Broadband Connectivity to 250,000 Panchayats

► Densify fiber on existing CPSU fiber (3,00,000

Rkm) to provide reach in each village Panchayat and provide active infrastructure at GP (ONT + UPS + Solar Panel + WiFi)

► All Fiber & Towers assets have been mapped on

GIS

► In the interim provide 100 mbps connectivity to

Panchayats

► Connect all blocks to districts with 1 gbps and

integrate with NKN, building a nation wide government CUG

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Connectivity to Panchayats 3 tier structure

Tertiary Primary Secondary Core Network up to Districts at 1+1 gbps Core Network at Sub district Level with 1 Gbps Edge and access network 100 mbps With hot spots at panchayat Last mile cable TV

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PII – NATIONAL DATA CENTERS

► Enable Standardized Development/ Deployment platform ► Create Disaster recovery and Business continuity plan ► Ensure Co-hosting / Co-Location for hosting of Application/

Data

► Undertake consolidation of Data Centres ► Create Managed Data Center facilities ► Provide Information repository ► Create Data mining capabilities

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PII – All DATA CENTERS

National Data Center State Data Center

►Total Data Centers: 39 ►35 States have individual Data Centers in different stages of operations ►4 National Data Centers to manage operations Need to harmonize & standardize Data Center creation & operation

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PII –APPLICATION PLATFORM

A bridge between the citizen and the services – Device & Network agnostic

Service Delivery Platform

Call Centers Portals Mobile RSK Touch Screens Facilitation Counters IVRS

BPL Certificates (Birth/ Death, Income,..) Land Records Property Registration

Registration

Entitlement Verification Pseudo Core Banking Documents

Payments

UID Delivery platform

NREGA PDS

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PII for the people