On e-Governance development opportunities in the Republic of Moldova

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Published Jul 12, 2018
Mihai Grecu Igor Cojocaru Ion Coşuleanu

Abstract

The process of e-Governance building in the Republic of Moldova, amplified with the adoption of the e-Transformation governmental program, highlighted the issues that require a proper approach to local conditions and specificities.

A specific feature of Moldovan society is that the country's population is mostly rural. In rural areas, the sensitivity to new services and the affordability of ICT tools are lower. Another feature is that the administrative structure at the local level is very fragmented; the administrations manage small budgets that cannot cover the needs of implementing e-Governance solutions.

In general, the capacity to finance ICT projects in the public sector is below the need. At the same time, some trends and indicators regarding the level of e-Governance development in the Republic of Moldova: literacy level, ICT skills, access to the Internet, use of mobile telephony, use of electronic services, etc. shows that there is significant potential to explore new opportunities, in particular, based on innovation and involvement of different social partners to support efforts to build e-Governance.

The article addresses the issue of identifying new opportunities for e-Governance solutions in the context of economic and social disparities present in the Republic of Moldova. The opportunities are based on more active involvement of social stakeholders, the use of more affordable new technologies, and the adoption of policies aimed at optimizing the use of available resources.

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Grecu, Mihai, Igor Cojocaru, and Ion Coşuleanu. 2018. “On E-Governance Development Opportunities in the Republic of Moldova”. Central and Eastern European EDem and EGov Days 331 (July):327-36. https://doi.org/10.24989/ocg.v331.27.

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