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	ARC Fund Releases its Assessment of e-Municipality Websites ARC Fund has just made public a study on municipal websites carried out with the support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bulgaria. The study looks at the availability and quality of a total of 125 municipal websites in an attempt to determine the level of local e-government development in the country and identify positive examples which can be transferred as best practice to other municipalities. Adapting a comprehensive websites assessment methodology developed and piloted in the EU in 2002 (KEeLAN - Key Elements for Electronic Local Authorities' Networks), the study ranks Bulgarian municipalities according to such criteria as: ... Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	The state of e-government in Bulgaria Political responsibility for implementing the Bulgarian e-government strategy adopted in December 2002 is held by the Minister for State Administration in the Office of the Prime Minister. The Minister oversees the Coordination Center for Information, Communication and Management Technologies (CCICMT), which was created in April 2002 to coordinate e-government activities and provide leadership across government. Support for e-government projects is provided by a state-owned IT services company called ‘Information Services Plc.’. Legislation was passed in recent years to support the development of the information society and of e-government, which includes the Access to Public ... Source: eGovernment Observatory, IDA Programme Contributed by: Александър Маджиров Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	The focus of the foresight pilot for e-Government in Bulgaria was identified During the implementation the national foresight pilot for e-Government,on February 26, and March 14, 2003 Applied Research and Communications Fund in cooperation with the Coordination Centre for Information, Communication and Management Technologies at the Council of Ministers organised two awareness-raising and capacity building seminars focusing on the problems and challenges before e-Government implementation in Bulgaria. Both seminars were officially opened by Mr. Orlin Kouzov, Director of the Bulgarian ICT Development Agency at the Ministry of Transport and Communications who expressed his support to the foresight initiative in the filed of e-Government in Bulgaria. Mr. Ivaylo ... Source: e-Bulgaria Information Society Promotion Office Contributed by: Александър Маджиров Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Foresight initiative for e-Government implementation in Bulgaria The first awareness-raising seminar on the Foresight initiative focused on the problems and challenges before the e-Government implementation in Bulgaria was held on March 26, 2003 at the Centre for the Study of Democracy, Sofia. Applied Research and Communications Fund organized the event in cooperation with the Coordination Centre for Information, Communication and Management Technologies at the Council of Ministers. Ms. Zoya Daminanova and Mr. Orlin Kouzov, Director of the Bulgarian ICT Development Agency at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, officially opened the seminar with welcoming addresses and introductory remarks. Mr. Ivaylo Gueorguiev, Coordinator of the ... Source: ARC Fund Contributed by: Александър Маджиров Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Foresight research for implementation of e-Government in Bulgaria In the contemporary environment of progressive globalization and dynamic changes, the e-Government has to ensure efficient management of the change in all aspects of the public administration, i.e. statutory, organisational, managerial, technological, cultural and other aspects. E-Government has a nationwide significance because the management of its implementation implies interaction among the legislative, presidential, judicial and executive powers in close cooperation with citizens and businesses. Therefore the implementation of e-Government can be viewed as a management of the change on a very large scale. The ongoing overall reform of the Bulgarian public administration ensures the ... Source: ARC Fund Contributed by: Александър Маджиров Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

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