Date:22/04/17
Three new services of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources 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.
These services include:
- “Acceptance of applications and documents for performance of geodetic, gravimetric, photogrammetric and topographical works”
- “Acceptance of applications and documents for compilation and issuance of maps and atlases for various purposes”
- “Acceptance of applications and documents in connection with the compilation of basic maps for GIS”
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents for performance of geodetic, gravimetric, photogrammetric and topographical works” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the performance of these works by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents for compilation and issuance of maps and atlases for various purposes” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the compilation of maps and atlases of various applications in the territory of the Republic and their issuance by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents in connection with the compilation of basic maps for GIS” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the compilation of basic maps for geographic information systems of national importance by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
To use these services, one must register on the E-government portal.
Thus, the number of electronic services that are provided by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources through the E-government portal has reached 21.
It should also be noted that the total number of electronic services that are provided by various state agencies through the portal has reached 446.
The number of electronic services that are provided by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources through the E-government portal has reached 21
Three new services of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources 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.These services include:
- “Acceptance of applications and documents for performance of geodetic, gravimetric, photogrammetric and topographical works”
- “Acceptance of applications and documents for compilation and issuance of maps and atlases for various purposes”
- “Acceptance of applications and documents in connection with the compilation of basic maps for GIS”
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents for performance of geodetic, gravimetric, photogrammetric and topographical works” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the performance of these works by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents for compilation and issuance of maps and atlases for various purposes” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the compilation of maps and atlases of various applications in the territory of the Republic and their issuance by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
The service “Acceptance of applications and documents in connection with the compilation of basic maps for GIS” defines the rules for accepting applications and documents for the compilation of basic maps for geographic information systems of national importance by legal entities and physical persons, as well as by state order.
To use these services, one must register on the E-government portal.
Thus, the number of electronic services that are provided by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources through the E-government portal has reached 21.
It should also be noted that the total number of electronic services that are provided by various state agencies through the portal has reached 446.
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