E-GOVERNMENT
CONTENT
- Meaning of E-government
- Project Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards (Project NOAH)
- Uses of Information and Communication Technology in Government
- Other Offices Where Information and Communication Technology can be Used
- ICTs for Informing Citizens
- Advantages and Disadvantages of e-Government
Meaning of E-government
E-Government refers to the use of information technology by government agencies (such as relations with citizens, business and other arms of government). Traditionally, the interactions between a citizen or business and a government agent took place in a government office. With emerging information and communication technologies, it is possible to locate service centre close to the clients. It can thus be said that e-government is a tool to achieve better governance.
Project Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards (Project NOAH)
This is a responsive program for disaster prevention and mitigation providing a 6-hour lead-time warning to vulnerable communities against impending floods. The project makes use of radar, Doppler, and other sensing technologies to map out rainfall, and other geo-hazards such as landslides.
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