28.09.2011 1 Maria CarOlina Hoyos Turbay Vice Minister of ICT of Colombia Our responsibility as an industry is to develop the Internet to help reduce poverty Relationship between poverty and Internet users More Internet Less Poverty Y= -12.44 Ln (x) + 52.96 | R2= 0.59 SOURCE: UNCTAD, Information Economy Report 2010 Internet user x 100 inhabitants 2009 Poverty rate (< US 1,25 (PPP), 2005
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Maria CarOlina Hoyos Turbay
Vice Minister of ICT of Colombia
Our responsibility as an industry is to develop the Internet
to help reduce poverty
Relationship between poverty and Internet users
More Internet
Less Poverty
Y= -12.44 Ln (x) + 52.96 | R2= 0.59
SOURCE: UNCTAD, Information Economy Report 2010
Internet user x 100 inhabitants 2009
Po
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rty r
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(<
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And ICT has a great impact on productivity and competitiveness
SOURCE: Raul Katz, Columbia University, 2010, UNCTAD Information Economy Report 2010, NASSCOM
Colombian has improved significantly the penetration of mobile phones,
computers an internet
SOURCE: World Bank 2010 , World Economic Forum, The Global Information Technology Report
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In households the opportunities is concentrated on social strata levels 1, 2 and
3
(1) Based on electrical service coverage(2) SOURCE: SUI, DANE
In businesses, the opportunity is focused in the micro companies
It is estimated that there are more than 1.600.000 companies in the country SOURCE: SUI, DANE
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(1) The Third Way, 1999, Dr. Juan Manuel Santos
Vive Digital Plan is governed by 5 basic principles
“The market as far as possible, the State as far as needed.” 1:Promoting public private partnership to expand infrastructure and provide
service
Comprehensively encourage the supply and demand of digital servicesto reach a critical mass
Reduce tax and regulatory barriers to facilitate the display of infrastructure and supply of telecommunication services
Prioritize government resources in capital investment
The Government will give Example
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SOURCE: SIUST 2010; CRC, March 2010
Multiply by 4 the number of Internet connections
8,8
X4
2,2
0,8
1,4
Mobile (3G/4G)
Fixed (>1 MB)
2010 1T Target 2014
Millions of Internet connections
And it will have the following specific objectives:
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In the year 2014 The Digital Ecosystem of the country will accomplish:
(World Bank Building broadband: Strategies and policies for the developing , January 2010
APPLICATIONS
Government online Strategy
Online Government is a Strategy of the National Government, led by the Ministry of
Information and Communications Technologies that contributes on building a more efficient,transparent and participative Government, which collaborates with the whole society to
provide better services by taking advantage of ICT.
To contribute to the
increase of transparencyin public management
To promote citizen
participation and engagement
by the use of ICT
To drive efficiency and
collaboration across and between all Government
agencies, as well as
society as a whole
To Strengthen the
conditions to raise competitiveness
and improve
quality of life
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
GENERAL PURPOSE
Online Government, at a “click” from the Government
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APPLICATIONS
Government online Strategy
Government online, at a “click” from the Government
▪ The Strategy is a priority from President Santos in the context to the Good
Governance
▪ The strategy is part of the National development plan 2010 – 2014 “Prosperity for
all”
▪ It is a fundamental axis of the plan
▪ Articulates with the Governance and Administrative Efficiency Policy
▪ It is one of the fundamentals of the ICT Act
▪ National Competitiveness Policy - Conpes 3527, 2008
▪ Public Policy, Online Government Strategy Declaration - Conpes 3650, 2010
APPLICATIONS
Government online Strategy
Government online, at a “click” from the Government
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APPLICATIONS
Government online Strategy
Government online, at a “click” from the Government
How we are in procedures and servicesAPPLICATIONS
Online and partially online
procedures and services have
increased between october 2007 to date 959% only in national order
entities
73
523
701701
2007 2010 2011
SOURCE: Online Government Program –August/11
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❖1134 local authorities (mayors and governors) progressing in all phases of the Strategy
❖On average 3 procedures and services displayed in electronic means in all local authorities
❖6 applications developed (killer applications) for citizens, businesses and institutions
Goals 2014
Government Intranet
Government online
in the local order
Paperless
Electronic System for
Public Contracting – SECOP
Crystal Urn
❖150 entities connected to the High Speed Network10 additional cities covered by the High Speed Network
❖35 new entities that use the Data Center20 national entities using the Citizen Contact Center
❖Regulation that regulates the paperless strategy ❖60% national entities implementing paperless actions
❖15% of local authorities (Municipalities and Governments) implementing paperless actions
❖100% national and territorial entities linked to the system10.000 providers trained in the use of the system
❖100% of hiring processes of public entities managed through SECOP
❖100% implementing 2nd phase: citizen interaction ❖100% implementing 3rd phase: Public Management and planning
APPLICATIONS
❖60% national entities implement the rendering of fiscal accounts and audit tax online
❖30% of the territorial entities implement the rendering of fiscal accounts and audit tax online
❖100% of Innovation Centre in Government Online implemented
❖Fiscal control entities implementing the Single Window complaints
Goals 2014
Online Notaries
Online Control
Corporations online
Innovation Centre in Government online
Emergencies attention online
❖100% Notaries unsubsidize and subsidize progressing in the implementation of the information and interaction phases
❖50% of the Notaries implementing and using the Colombian Notary Single Portal50% of Notaries implementing and using the Single notary transaction window
❖50% of Department Assemblies online30% of Municipal Councils online
❖100% of Congress online implemented
Government online center for research, development and innovation implemented
❖Emergencies care system implemented with the modules of transparency and monitoring
❖IImplementing the integrated information from the sectors
APPLICATIONS
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