Ukrainian projectsoverviewSwedish-Estonian support for e-government development

Hannes AstokDeputy Director, Strategy & Development+372 5091366Hannes.Astok@ega.ee

E-Governance Academy• e-Governance Academy (eGA) is a non-profit, non-

governmental organisation for the creation and transfer of e-governance knowledge

• Founded by Open Society Institute, UNDP and Estonian Government in 2002

• Activities with more than 50 countries• Over 2500 participants in trainings

International cooperation

Staff• 22 staff members• Wide network of the international experts – all

practitioners with hands-on experience• Offices:

• Tallinn• Tartu• Belgrade• Kiev• Tbilisi

Assistance for the Ukraine Government

for capacity building to develop the electronic government

2014-2015

StakeholdersFinanciers• SIDA Kiev• Estonian MFABeneficiary• Ukrainian State Agency of E-GovernmentImplementer• E-Governance AcademyIn daily cooperation with• USAID• Swiss Cooperation

• Review and evaluation of the existing electronic government systems

• Review, evaluation and amendments to the current legislation

• Policy development assistance• Participation and public communication activities

support • Organization capacity building• Selection of the interoperability model

Main topics

Main outcomes• E-governance policy proposals: “Ukraine E-government Green

Book” and 3 specific area policy proposals: Interoperability, Digital Identity and E-services Development.

• National Interoperability Solution options selection and testing• Governmental Digital Document Exchange Center

development, live piloting and training class• Communication campaign• E-Government Agency capacity building (incl. study visit to

Sweden)

eGovernance Capacity Building in Ukraine

2015-2016

StakeholdersFinanciers• USAID Kiev (Emerging Donors Challenge Fund)• Estonian MFABeneficiary• Ukrainian State Agency of E-GovernmentImplementer• E-Governance AcademyIn daily cooperation with• SIDA• Swiss Cooperation

Main expected outcomes• Strengthened intergovernmental capacity in various

levels: Deputy Ministers; ICT Directors of various Ministries and Agencies; horizontal inter-ministerial working groups for specific topics (interoperability, digital identity, etc.)

• Strengthened strategic communication capacity of the E-Governance Agency

• Development of the backbone for e-services: national interoperability solution development.

Future of the service delivery in context of decentralization

Upcoming projectsU-LEAD (European Union, Germany, Poland 97 M EUR)1. Support to implement decentralisation and

regional policy reforms; 2. Administrative service centres development

(600) and awareness raising of citizens on local self-governance.

Upcoming projectsDOBRE (USAID 50 M USD)1. Local governments effectively manage

resources and services that respond to community priorities

2. Improved citizen engagement and oversight in local governance

Upcoming projectsTAPAS (USAID, 13 M USD)1. Large scale use of electronic procurement

in Ukraine; 2. Effective Open Data program; 3. Transparent and efficient public services in

the form of eServices.

Upcoming projectsEGOV4UKRAINE (SIDA, Estonia)1. Supportive e-government systems for

decentralization and ASCs

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Дякую!

Hannes Astokwww.ega.ee