Public administration services always more inter-connected to simplify bureaucratic proceedings requested by citizens and enterprises. An investment planning for nearly 100 million euro, 35 million co-financed by the Ministry of Innovation and Technologies, to create network infrastructure to consent citizens and enterprises rapid and safe access to e-government services.
Research and Markets has announced the addition of "Italy, Government Sector, 2003-2008, eGovernment IT Spending Plans" to their offering.
The Italian government is focusing on a growing amount of IT resources at the local administration level.
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An 11.6 million euro agreement for the development of e-government in the Lombardy region was signed this morning by the president of the region, Roberto Formigoni, and the Minister for Innovation and Technologies, Lucio Stanca. The Region will contribute 7.9 million euro to be used in eight new projects.
"The government has allocated over 500 million euro since the start of its term to help modernise the country’s civil service”, said Lucio Stanca, Innovation and Technology Minister. Speaking at a meeting titled ‘Innovation cities’, which took place in Milan, he said that “this is an unprecedented financial effort. Modernization is on top of government priorities”.
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Opening a business, managing the various requirements, or paying taxes without queuing and without moving. To reduce the distance between more than five million businesses and public bureaucracy there is the Business Site (
www.impresa.gov.it) which, at the end of its experimental phase has become operational and has been launched by ministers Antonio Marzano and Lucio Stanca and by Carlo Sangalli, chairman of Unioncamere.
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