📋 Tender Overview
Nowadays, most of the countries in the world have built digital infrastructures that encompass information technology, which is aimed at national development. In Myanmar, e-Government has been built to create a digital community. E-Government is a key pillar in order to develop the digital economy, which is the main driving force of national economic development.
It is mandatory to implement e-Government, which can provide good support to speed up and facilitate the nation's digitalization journey. Projects such as e-Government Data Center, Myanmar National Portal, One Map Myanmar Geo Portal, Government Cloud, Government e-Mail and e-ID, which were mainly designed to be shared and used by all government departments, are prominent examples that can improve the government's capacity and information security.
"In today's world, it is evident that countries that can successfully transition to digital are developing rapidly; A country's economic development depends on the country's ability to provide broader and more secure digital services. "Digital government means digital capability and digital maturity, so it is necessary to improve the image of e-Government, which was implemented in the previous decades, and to be at par with the international level," said the Chairman of the State Planning and Administration Council, the Prime Minister at the (1/2024) meeting of the e-Government Steering Committee.
Aiming at the proper development of ICT technologies in Myanmar, the ICT project was implemented in 2005 and the second project was developed in 2010. Then, in 2016, the Myanmar e-Government Master Plan (2016-2020) was drawn up in order to speed up e-Government activities. The e-Government processes included in the planned projects are being implemented by various government departments and organizations. The new policies that have been adopted now, Plan 2030 was drafted by re-examining the previous plan to ensure it is compatible with the rapid evolution of new digital technologies.
At present, the government's information and services have been made available to the public easily through the websites of various ministries. In addition, according to the reform of the telecommunications sector, ICT networks will develop rapidly in a short period of time, and the number of people using mobile phone services will increase rapidly. By using mobile communication, government services are being made available to the public from all over the place. On the one hand, while benefiting from the rapid development of technology, cyber attacks, With cybercrime on the rise, even government organizations are at risk.
There are many challenges in transforming the digital economy and digital governance. Government functions to meet challenges and meet expectations; forms of action; If the reforms cannot be carried out in accordance with the changing system, the quality of services will not be met; insufficient funds; Co-operation between all departments is important as this can result in loss of resources and business opportunities.
Human resources in successfully building an e-Government system; financial resources; It requires a lot of resources, such as natural resources, as well as working with enthusiasm. Therefore, in order to fully grasp the digital opportunities that the national government is working on, it is necessary to make continuous efforts to reduce the risk of digital threats to individuals and organizations and to develop people-centered e-Government services and lead to full digital maturity. .
