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E-Government 2010: A Better Life
For Jamaican Citizen |
| Modern technology
promises a world of exciting possibilities for all
Jamaicans.
By the year 2010, the application of
technology for E-Governance and E-commerce
could significantly improve life for all citizens.
E-Jamaica Fact Sheets
Benefits For
Citizens:
- The option to take care of a wide
range of personal business from the
convenience of one's office, home (or
anywhere else where Internet access is
available) at any time of the day or
night, seven days a week,
year round
- Hassle free payment of taxes, fees
and the conduct of other business with
the Government
- A more effective and 'user friendly'
Public Sector
- More free time for business people
and other citizens, to focus more
effectively on personal, professional
and national priorities
- A dramatic closing of the 'digital
divide', or a widespread increase in
access to online facilities, improved
computer literacy and Internet use among
Jamaicans of all ages and income levels
- More educational, professional and
financial
opportunities for all young Jamaicans
- A highly skilled workforce
- More competitive exports
- Closer, more effective ties with
trading partners and other nations,
intra-regionally and internationally
- Greater prosperity for Jamaicans and
for the nation as a whole
Benefits For Government:
- Efficient communications with
Jamaicans at home and abroad
- Closer and more effective ties with
Jamaicans in the Diaspora
- Integrated and current information
and improved service delivery in all
sectors including agriculture,
manufacturing and intellectual and
knowledge based products
- A more successful productive sector
- An enhanced trading regime
- Increased tax compliance by
Jamaicans at home and abroad
- More resources to strengthen social
services, and to empower single mothers,
disabled persons, the elderly, and
others facing life challenges
- More resources to overcome
challenges such as crime, the drug
trade, and diseases.
- A better life for all Jamaicans in
the 21st Century and onwards.
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