Types of information and communications technology to Government policies

ICT plays a central role in the current regimes of governance since they promote efficiency, reduce corrupt practices, and increases the access to policy information. The way services are being delivered, how citizens are being involved both in terms of participation and how policies are being implemented across sectors has hugely transformed.

Highlight Roles of ICT to the Government Policies:

Digital Governance:

For example, under the Digital India scheme including electronic government some services can be delivered much faster without bureaucratic inefficiency and corruption.

E-Government Services:

It aids in the levels of automation of public services in order to enable government to deliver faster services to its citizens in the context of welfare measures.

Transparency and Accountability:

Through ICT government expenditure is made clear for instance through Public Financial Management System (PFMS).

Citizen Engagement:

RELATED PROGRAM: MyGov is a platform through which the citizens may get involve in policy-making decisions and provide feedbacks on governance.

Data-driven policies:

For instance, ICT takes data from the collection and analysis to develop policies and monitor the policy change on the ground.

Bridging the digital divide:

ICT policies have the objective of distributing computer and especially Internet use, especially in corporate rural regions.

Conclusion ICT is an important tool for good governance in India. Thus, using better services, being more transparent and engaging citizens it is possible to advance inclusiveness and accountability in governance systems.