Loan sought for eGovernment project
The Chinese government provided a concessional loan for the amount of $20 million to the Fiji government to fund phase 1 of the eGovernment project.
Cabinet made its decision on a submission by Prime Minister Commodore Vorege Bainimarama.
He said about 90% of the project has been physically completed as at the end of October.
He added phase 2 of the government project will be a continuation of the recommendations contained in the eGovernment Master Plan and focus on more deliveries, such as the creation of a national identity system, strengthening of border control solutions and improvement of national info-communications infrastructure.
According to Bainimarama, a major component of phase 2 of eGovernment will focus on the re-engineering of government processes that will assist in nationwide exercise such as rightsizing activities of the civil service.
He said it is anticipated that phase 2 of the eGovernment project begins in January 2010 and be completed by December 2012.
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