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This training is designed to help participants understand the key challenges and success factors involved in driving digital government initiatives. The programme focuses on three main areas to build knowledge and skills in a practical, engaging way.
This self-paced training course provides an introductory exploration of the Information Mediator Building Block (IMBB), designed for individuals involved in driving digital transformation and enhancing government interoperability. Centered on the principles of secure, efficient, and standardized data exchange, the course highlights the critical role of information mediators in fostering connected digital ecosystems.
This e-learning training course on GovStack Identity Building Block Specifications offers a detailed look into the principles, technical specifications, and practical strategies for developing digital identity systems in government settings. Participants will learn about key protocols, standards, and best practices, and explore real-world use cases that improve service delivery and citizen interaction. The course also covers essential security and privacy considerations to ensure compliance with international standards and provides insights into future trends in digital identity.
This self-paced training course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Consent Building Block, designed for individuals involved in advancing digital transformation and promoting user-centric data privacy in government services. Focused on the principles of secure, transparent, and user-controlled data sharing, the course highlights the vital role of consent mechanisms in enabling privacy-preserving, citizen-centric digital services within digital public infrastructure (DPI).
This self-paced training course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Digital Registries Building Block, designed for individuals involved in advancing digital transformation and promoting efficient data management and record-keeping in government services. Focused on the principles of data integrity, accessibility, and scalability, the course highlights the critical role of digital registries in enabling centralized, secure, and structured data storage within digital public infrastructure (DPI).
The course explains the foundational concepts and components for e-governance interaction in information society. It starts with an introduction to what information society is and how it has established the environment for e-governance development and digital transformation in the public sector. Then, the main building blocks of e-governance, their aims, initiatives, and enablers are introduced, and how they are related to external subjects and domains.