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Enabling access to 100 government databases and registers

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Acronym of the case:

X-TEE

Web address of the case:

http://www.ria.ee

Country of the case:

Estonia

Posting Date:

10 November 2005

Last Edited Date:

06 July 2006

Author:

Ahto Kalja (Estonian Informatics Centre)
tags

Database | eadministration | statistics

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Type of initiative

    Case Abstract

    Special citizen's web portal with standard DB-services.

    The objective of this project is to ensure the availability of a web-based service for citizens and government staff, to enable them to access one hundred government databases and registers. Included in these are ten large registers that have thousands of local interactions a day.

    The set of standard services available includes typical queries, such as:
    -"give me my data" from the population register
    -"give me my data" from the motor vehicles register

    All services available through the citizen's portal have a common user interface, which is not dependent on a database management system for managing the back office. A standard authentication system for all citizens has been developed as well.

    As an additional option for organisations which have data security problems, a special standard Mini InfoSystem Portal (MISP) which is very similar to the citizen's portal has been developed. MISP was designed primarily for civil servants to use in their offices and includes one additional function, the authorization of users. It is planned to develop a similar portal and set of standard services for private companies as well.

    Description of the case

    Domain
    eGovernment
    Topic
    Multi-channel Delivery | Efficiency & Effectiveness, Benchmarking
    Sector
    Education, Science and Research
    Date operational
    May 2001
    Target Users
    Citizen | Administrative
    Target Users Description
    Status
    Implementation
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    Policy Context and Legal Framework

    Project Size and Implementation

    Type of initiative
    Not applicable/not available
    Project size
    Implementation: Not applicable/not available

    Impact, innovation and results

    Impact

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