FR: French government selects 13 "Daily Life Card" pilot projects

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FR: French government selects 13 "Daily Life Card" pilot projects

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Posting Date

16 July 2003

Last Edited Date

16 July 2003

Country

France

Domain

eGovernment

Topic

eIdentity and eSecurity

Submitted By

ePractice Editorial Team (EUROPEAN DYNAMICS SA) | Belgium

13 projects presented by local authorities - communes, groups of communes or district councils (departments) - have been selected by the French Ministry for the Civil Service and the Reform of the State to experiment the 'Daily Life Card' project, it was announced on 9/7/2003.

The 'Daily Life Card' (Carte de Vie Quotidienne - CVQ) is intended to be a locally delivered and administered entitlement smart card providing citizen identification and authentication for accessing (an sometimes paying for) a series of public services delivered locally: social services, transport, car park, sports, leisure, culture, education, etc.

About 60 applications were submitted following the call for proposals issued by the Ministry last March, and 13 were selected to run pilot projects until the end of 2005. These pilots will benefit form financial and technical support provided by the Ministry, the Agency for the Development of Electronic Administration (ADAE) and the 'Caisse des DÃ©pÃ´ts et Consignations', a state-owned financial institution.

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