e-Government Reporting

The eGovernment strategy, eGovernment 2012-2015, includes 44 actions under eight key priority areas to ensure that the progress already achieved in eGovernment will continue and that Ireland will be in a position to benefit from the opportunities offered by existing and emerging technologies.

This reporting website facilitates reporting by Public Bodies to the eGovernment Policy Unit in the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform. The information submitted via this site will act as the basis for Progress Reports to the Cabinet Committee on Public Service Reform and to the Government.

Continue Momentum with Online Services

Provide Services Information, Promote Online, Group Services, Highlight Deadlines, Notify www.gov.ie, Push e-Payments, e-Procurement Targets, Introduce e-Invoicing

Use New And Emerging Technologies And Media

Mobile Apps, Social Media Policy, Online CIC

Ensure that eGovernment is Designed Around Real Needs

Electronic Collaboration, eGovernment Suggestions, Provide Feedback Options

Take Steps To Improve Take-Up

Public Service Card portal, Legislative Barriers, Incentivise eServices, Promote eServices, Provide monitoring, Evaluate Take-up

Ensure That Public Service Data Is Available For Re-Use

Data Re-use, Extract Data, Release Datasets, CSO statistical data, CSO code of practice, Integrated Data Collection

Digital Mapping/Geographic Information Systems

GIS, Location Based Data, Develop Location Identifier, Post Codes

Identity And Authentication

Single Customer View, Public Service Card Awareness, Public Service Card Rollout, Public Service Card Uses, Public Service Card Mandatory, Common Authentication, Business Identification, Business ID Matching, Business ID Technology

Back-End Integration

Single Point Data Capture, Interoperable eServices, Data Re-use, Federated Authentication, Data Sharing, Governance