Title:
Available in English: E-Government Strategy for Lebanon- Final Detailed Version
Code:
IT/02/4
Supervisor:
Office of the Minister of State for Administrative Reform
Page Numbers:
41
Available at:
Available at OMSAR
Summary:
Preface 1. Executive Summary 2. Introduction 3. The Lebanese E-Government Vision 4. Underlying Principles of The E-Government Strategy 5. Benefits 6. National Focal Point For E-Government Strategy Attainment Module 1: Situation Analysis 7. Key Players in The Public and Private Sectors 7.1. Central Government Bodies 7.2. Ministries and Autonomous Agencies 7.3. Mouhafazats and Municipalities 7.4. Embassies, Consulates and Missions Abroad 7.5. Banking and Financial Services Sector 7.6. National ICT Sector 7.7. Non-Government Organizations 8. E-Government - Enabling Achievements 8.1. Assessments and Studies 8.2. Infrastructure 8.3. Systems and Applications 8.4. Training and Capacity Building 8.5. Legislative Work 8.6. National Awareness Module 2: E-Government Framework 9. E-Government Legal Framework 9.1. Legalizing Electronic Information and Services 9.2. Protection of Electronic Information 9.3. Security of Electronic Services 10. E-Government Technical Framework 10.1. National Infrastructure For Government Operations 10.2. Global Infrastructure For Embassies, Consulates and Missions 10.3. Public Key Infrastructure 10.4. National ID or E-Gov Smart Card 10.5. Standards And Branding 10.6. E-Government Data and Data Centers 10.7. E-Government Delivery and Access Channels 11. E-Government Services Framework 11.1. Enabling Applications 11.2. Information Portals 11.3. Service Portals 12. E-Government Capacity Building / Promotion / Operations Framework 12.1. Building National Capacity 12.2. Internal Government Training and Capacity Building 12.3. The E-Government Operations and Management Structure Module 3: Implementation Planning 13. Priority Projects 14. High Level Plan For E-Government Roll-Out 15. Criteria For Success and Associated Risks 16. Benchmarking E-Government On A Global Scale 17. Potential Partners and Funding Sources For The E-Government Program
Year:
2002
Sub-Sector:
Information technology