Date:04/04/17
Two more electronic services have been integrated into the E-government portal, which is operated by the Data Processing Centre of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies.
The two new electronic services called “Online receiving information on the death of an insured person” and “Submission of reports on obligatory state social insurance” are provided by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population (MLSPP).
The new services were launched with the aim of ensuring the fulfilment of tasks and obligations arising from the Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers on Approving “The Rules for provision of e-services in specific areas by central executive bodies” and “The List of e-services” dated November 24, 2011.
Both services require the use of e-signature.
Note that, as a result of automating MLSPP’s service areas, more than 28 electronic services were launched for the population in these areas.
Citizens of the country show increasing interest in these e-services.
Thus, MLSPP’s e-services were used 2 million 623 thousand 88 times in the first quarter of this year.
It should also be noted that after the integration of the new services into the E-government portal, the number of e-services on the portal reached 433.
Two new services requiring the use of enhanced electronic signature have been integrated into the E-government portal
Two more electronic services have been integrated into the E-government portal, which is operated by the Data Processing Centre of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies. The two new electronic services called “Online receiving information on the death of an insured person” and “Submission of reports on obligatory state social insurance” are provided by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Population (MLSPP).
The new services were launched with the aim of ensuring the fulfilment of tasks and obligations arising from the Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers on Approving “The Rules for provision of e-services in specific areas by central executive bodies” and “The List of e-services” dated November 24, 2011.
Both services require the use of e-signature.
Note that, as a result of automating MLSPP’s service areas, more than 28 electronic services were launched for the population in these areas.
Citizens of the country show increasing interest in these e-services.
Thus, MLSPP’s e-services were used 2 million 623 thousand 88 times in the first quarter of this year.
It should also be noted that after the integration of the new services into the E-government portal, the number of e-services on the portal reached 433.
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