INFRASTRUCTURE
Infrastructure represents the starting points from which local self-government units must start in order to establish effective electronic governance. Segments of infrastructure concern the available capacities of the municipality/city in the form of technical equipment of the LGU itself, as well as the officials who carry out these procedures, financial capacities, as well as its up-to-dateness in keeping registers, which are the basis for efficient management of electronic procedures. Investments in infrastructure are the most common and biggest investments, but with good planning, these investments pay off many times over, for citizens and for the administration itself.
Criteria 1.1
Broadband Internet, comprising technologies enables high-speed Internet access. The extensive coverage of broadband across territories allows a larger population to benefit from the Internet's capabilities. Electronic administration, one such advantage, becomes accessible to citizens due to broadband connectivity. Through this, individuals can conveniently engage with government services, perform administrative tasks online, and access vital documents. Broadband Internet fosters efficient and streamlined electronic administration, facilitating seamless interactions between citizens and the government in a digital society.
Criteria 1.2
The average age of systems used in local government refers to the typical lifespan and obsolescence level of computer infrastructure employed for administrative procedures. Assessing this metric is crucial in understanding the readiness of public institutions in North Macedonia for digitalization, highlighting the importance of investing in modern and up-to-date technology to enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and service delivery in the digital era.
Criteria 1.3
The average age of systems used in local government refers to the typical lifespan and obsolescence level of computer infrastructure employed for administrative procedures. Assessing this metric is crucial in understanding the readiness of public institutions in North Macedonia for digitalization, highlighting the importance of investing in modern and up-to-date technology to enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and service delivery in the digital era.
Criteria 1.4
The average age of systems used in local government refers to the typical lifespan and obsolescence level of computer infrastructure employed for administrative procedures. Assessing this metric is crucial in understanding the readiness of public institutions in North Macedonia for digitalization, highlighting the importance of investing in modern and up-to-date technology to enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and service delivery in the digital era.
