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E-Government Master Plan for 2013-2016
An Overview
Denis F. Villorente Information and Communications Technology Office
(ICT Office)
What is the EGMP?
• Provides a blueprint for the implementation of e-Government projects
• A living plan that builds on the past, recognizes present challenges, and develops a vision for the future
• Provides e-Government builders and partners with the roadmap on how to achieve e-Government targets and milestones
Legal Basis
Executive Order No. 47, s. 2011 Section 5.a
Prepare a medium-term development plan for ICT research and development and its linkages to the ICT industry, and a medium-term e-governance infrastructure and information systems plan in order to support improvements in the global competitiveness of our country’s economy;
Rationale behind the EGMP
Transparent and Open Collaborative and
Integrated
Efficient Delivery of Services
Innovative
E-Government in the Philippines
Process behind the EGMP
Review of Key Policy Areas and Related Studies
Philippine Development
Agenda
NIPA Assessment Study on
Philippine E-Gov
Existing ICT plans and programs
Review of Existing & Proposed E-Gov
Initiatives
Review of the iGovPhil project
Consultations and Workshops
Identification of priority areas
through service clustering
Steering Committee and Working Group
meetings
MITHI Proposal Submission and Review Process
Basis and Goals of the EGMP
EGMP
Philippine Development Plan (2011-2016)
Philippine Digital Strategy (2011-2016)
Other Planning and Assessment Studies and
related documents
Innovative work
processes
Better public
services
Promote citizen
participation
Contents of the EGMP
ICT Assessment of Selected
Public Agencies
Building blocks of
e-Government
Future of E-Government
• Pushing for Interoperability • Common transaction systems (G2C) and back-end systems
• Primarily in “silos”: lacks interface with other systems and organizations
• Developed using different platforms
• Pushing for Shared Services • Issue of technology obsolescence: Challenge for limited
resources
• Full utilization remains a challenge
• Need to Enhance ICT Human Resources
Key Result Areas for the ICT Assessment
Contents of the EGMP: ICT Assessment
EGMP
Hardware and Software
Human Capacity
Application Systems and Content
ICT Infrastructure
Building Blocks for E-Government e-Government Governance: Organization, Regulation and Policies
Client-centered Government Networked Government
Government Portal Groupware
Open Government Planning/KM/Risk Management
Open Data
Citizen (G2C) Business (G2B) Government to Government
e-Education Investment/Tourism Financial Management (GIFMIS, eTax)
e-Health & Welfare e-Logistics Human Resources (HRIS)
e-Justice, Peace and e-Agriculture Asset Management and Procurement
Order
SHARED SERVICES e-Documents e-Signatures (PKI) e-Payment GIS
REGISTRIES Citizen Land Business Vehicles
INFRASTRUCTURE Internet Access, Data Center, Security
Contents of EGMP: Future of E-Government
Future E-Government
Initiatives
MITHI
Regulations & Policies
Shared Services & Common
Infrastructure
E-Government Productivity Initiative
Shared Services and Common E-Gov Infrastructure
Common Registries (Land, Vehicles, Citizens, and Business)
Shared Services (HRIS, Accounting Systems, Financial Management, Procurement Services)
Document Management
Securing the Networked
Government
Basic Government
Infrastructure
Government Portal
Regulation and Policies
Policy & Regulatory Proposals
Protection of Digital
Information
Data Policy
Implementing Rules on e-
Government
Target Outcomes
• ICT-based transformation of governance and the delivery of government services and information, including for health and education, especially in the countryside, towards inclusive growth
• The Philippines in the top 50 global ranking in terms of e-government by 2016 (as against Philippine ranking of #88 in the 2012 UN E-Government Survey)