Analysis of effectiveness of electronic governance of administrative services provision system
Development of methodological provisions and recommendations on issues of formation of directions for ensuring the quality of the provision of the system of public administrative services with the help of the development of electronic governance.
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Decree of the CMU dated May 12, 2021 No. 438-r "On approval of the plan of measures for the implementation of the Concept of the development of artificial intelligence in Ukraine for 2021-2024";
Cyber security strategy of Ukraine. Approved by the Decree of the President of Ukraine dated August 26, 2021 № 447/2021.
The study of the foreign experience of the countries of the world with developed electronic democracy gives reasons to claim that the main channels of providing public services of an administrative nature are: direct service to citizens in integrated offices providing the specified services; through the use of telephone communication and electronically. It is worth taking into account the established approaches to the optimal organization of the interaction of public authorities with business and the population. One of these approaches is to obtain a comprehensive list of public services in one place. In developed countries of the world such the method of providing services was named "one-stop-shop". The same one the principle was established in Canada, Scandinavian countries and many other countries in the design and creation of national public service portals, with which the integration of local and departmental portals was ensured. In other words, the basic or initial, the concept of providing public services is convenience, comfort and orientation first of all on citizens of serving them, creating for them the most convenient conditions, or during their physical visit to public authorities, or during their electronic, remote visit maintenance.
Thus, the creation of an integrated office for the provision of administrative services in Ukraine is an important measure to change the relationship between public authorities and citizens. Integrated offices have significant advantages over departmental ones (offices of the migration service, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine for issuing driver's licenses and vehicle registration). In departmental offices, citizens have the opportunity to receive only a limited list of services.
For the first time in the legislation of Ukraine, the term "electronic service" is defined in the Strategy for the Development of the Information Society in Ukraine ("On the Approval of the Strategy for the Development of the Information Society in Ukraine" in accordance with the Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated July 15, 2013 No. 386) as "service provided to citizens and organizations in electronic form using information and communication technologies". Electronic public service is a public service (administrative service) provided to the subject of the appeal in electronic form with the help of information and communication technologies. You can formulate another definition of this concept: electronic service - it is a service to meet the user's information needs, which has an electronic form of provision. Types of electronic services it is worth considering: all electronic administrative services; online payment for communal services, Internet telephony; Internet banking, Internet insurance; online purchase of transport tickets (for trains, planes, buses); purchase goods in online stores; online registration in children's preschool institutions; electronic queue, for example in TsNAP, both online implementation (via the Internet) and offline (through personal presence and physical receipt of a ticket through an information terminal), etc.
An important principle of providing electronic administrative services is their availability 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
The majority of citizens surveyed in 2022 - 72% - saw informational materials about state electronic services (55% in 2021). At the same time, 59% read materials about digital literacy. Those who encountered relevant materials most often mentioned advertising in social networks and on radio/TV. In general, 76% of all respondents received informational materials about electronic government services or digital literacy during the last year. Information materials about electronic government services / digital literacy encouraged 54% of those who received such materials to take appropriate actions. Informational materials encouraged 44% of such respondents to use state electronic services, 35% to improve digital literacy [20, p. 9].
In process introduction electronic administrative services for their users have the following services should be available: convenient access to up-to-date information about the service through the appropriate portal or website; the submission of which is necessary to receive an administrative service, or filling out these forms in online and online mode; online informing the subject of the appeal about the state of provision of administrative services, SMS notification is also widely practiced; online payment for the provision of administrative services, if such a fee is established.
As part of the implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU, Ukraine must ensure the comprehensive development of electronic services in accordance with European requirements [31]. However, according to the results of the UN study (United Nations E-government Survey 2022) Online Services Index (OSI) - 0.8148 (OSI 2020 - 0.6824) is a high indicator and rapid growth (Ukraine was included in the group of countries with a high OSI index (rating class V1) countries that moved from the hight that very high E-Government Development Index (EGDI) group in 2022. Regarding the development of electronic government (EGDI), Ukraine took 46th place among 193 countries, Telecommunications Infrastructure Index - 0.7270; Online Service Index - 0.8148, HCI value 0.8669 [32].
In recent years, the situation has significantly improved. Starting from 2017, Ukraine corrected the negative trend of losing its positions in the world ranking of electronic government (E-Government Development Index, United Nations), rising by 18 positions - from 87th position in 2014 to 46th in 2022. The score for the "Online services" component was then - 0.5870.
Communications networks are critical for operational planning, managing resources, accessing information, and contacting citizens who may still be in danger. However, following a disaster, communities are often left with little or no internet connectivity, which can significantly impact the speed and efficiency of identifying those who need help most and developing a response plan quickly. Re-establishing network connectivity enables government agencies and relief groups to quickly collect and analyze data, to inform how best to deploy, direct, and distribute resources food, water, and shelter most efficiently, safely, and equitably to people who need them. Cloud computing and small satellites in low Earth Orbit (LEO) technologies - providing Internet access - are helping the Ukrainian government to rebuild and ensure continuity of citizen services and essential governmental functions following the disaster. Shortly after Russia launched a military offensive in Ukraine, the Ukrainian government has successfully sustained its civil service provision by acting quickly to disburse its digital infrastructure into the public cloud, where it has been hosted in data centers across Europe. Their goal was to avoid the accidental or intended destruction and access by a foreign power. As such, the Ukrainian government was able to retain access and control over functions that are critical to nation building, such as the land registry. Using rugged compute and storage devices, government agencies began the process of uploading data to the cloud - data that had previously been stored in servers physically located within the country. Normally, it would take months to transfer large workloads, but with these devices, without the need for internet, transfers occur in days. Many nongovernmental institutions - such as universities, banks, television broadcasters, critical infrastructure - have also turned to cloud service providers to “migrate” their data to the cloud as a means to enable business and service continuity. Cloud computing is also being used to help Ukraine's people from facilitating remote learning opportunities for students to monitoring air quality specifically radiation levels around nuclear power plants close to conflict zones in Ukraine, cutting-edge cloud technology is being used to help in a number of ways.
Note that in UN study [33] directions for the development of e-government services are defined:
1) Combination and integration of service provision channels. It is important to provide services using many different channels, offering citizens have a choice to receive services using your favorite channel instead of simply relying on e-services channels. Service delivery channels have different characteristics, as well as different value when combined with other channels that makes some channels more suitable for providing a certain type of service than others. That's why it's important correlate service delivery channels with the needs of different users, as well as with the specifics of different public services, rather than simply bringing all services online. The more e-government services (that meet specific needs of citizens) are provided with help of the corresponding channels, the greater the probability of their use.
2) Personalization of public services for a specific citizen. The identification and segmentation of user databases (namely, the selection of segments of users and the merging of groups of users with similar characteristics, such as gender, age, marital status) will enable it is better to adapt public services to the needs of individual users as soon as possible after all, it will positively affect the consumption of services.
3) Use of mobile technologies. Mobile technologies, which are developing at a rapid pace, open the possibility for the authorities to provide public services to all segments of the population. The most significant socio-economic impact of the use of mobile technologies is likely to be in rural areas and in resource-poor developing countries where there is no or limited access to fixed broadband. This is the case in virtually all state institutions in the USA is the ubiquity of mobile technology, its impact, and the increasing number of users accessing websites from mobile devices.
4) Use of social media. Social networks (for example, Facebook, Twitter) are a rapidly developing tool of network interaction, as well as a channel, using which public authorities can take into account the opinion of citizens and communicate directly with them. The advantage of using social media is that the government gets the opportunity to identify the needs of citizens and develop more responsive services instead of simply relying on expensive traditional surveys of citizen needs. The adopted 23 is of great importance for the development of e-government services July 2014 by the European Parliament and the Council of the EU Regulation No. 910-2014 "On electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market and on the repeal of Directive 1999/93/EC" [34]. This Regulation is designed to increase the level of trust in electronic transactions in the EU internal market by establishing a single legal basis for safe interaction between citizens, businesses and state authorities, and thereby increase the efficiency of public and private online services and commercial activities in the EU. For this purpose, the Regulation: stipulates the conditions for recognition by member states of electronic identification means of other member states; defined rules for providing trust services for electronic transactions; established legal frameworks for the functioning of electronic signatures, electronic seals, electronic documents, etc. [35].
In Art. 17 of the Law of Ukraine "On Administrative Services" defines that administrative services are provided in electronic form through the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services [36] (USPAS), including through information systems of public authorities integrated with it. USPAS was introduced with the aim of providing access to subjects of appeal to information about administrative services using the Internet and is an official source of information about the provision of administrative services.
In recent years, the trend of developing new electronic democracy tools has been introduced in the Ukrainian state. Among them are the introduction of electronic petitions (for the first time in the history of Ukraine), initiatives of the electronic parliament, an open budget, mandatory electronic declarations of wealth and ambitious plans for open data and online purchases [2, p. 8].
A review of the types of electronic democracy tools that are available to the Ukrainian public shows that the lion's share of them is concentrated in the category of transparency [2, p. 20 - 21]. Informational websites, online video streaming of meetings, and open budget, open data, and online procurement trends are becoming increasingly common among public authorities and civil society organizations. However most government websites in Ukraine still lack two-way interactive content. Placement of state documents or budgets in the online space does not automatically make them useful, convenient for citizens.
For effective use content should be citizen-user-oriented, well-structured and interesting. For example, created in 2015 open data portal (data.gov.ua) and mandatory submission of declarations of persons authorized to perform functions to the Unified State Register was introduced in the fall of 2016 state or local government wealth data.
Specialists in social innovation, representatives of civil society raised the issue of developing even more interactive and sophisticated online tools. As an example, we can cite the online portal Rada Opora, which monitors and publicly visualizes the effectiveness of the activities of deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine; online shopping platform ProZoro, which was first developed by civil society activists, and over time was approved by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine. Worthy of attention are the E-data and State Price platforms, which combine interactive monitoring of the state budget and opportunities for stimulation for citizens. Even more promising are the applications BiZoro, DoZoro, 007 and Diia, which arose as a continuation of the "first wave of initiatives" to provide improved monitoring of public expenditures. E-participation and citizen monitoring are fundamental elements of the influential practice of e-democracy. Both quantitatively and in terms of impact electronic participation tools in Ukraine are less developed in the process development and implementation of public policy and c decision-making than in the plane of transparency.
The public organization "Electronic Democracy" (ed.org.ua) has implemented several successful pilot cases of electronic voting in Ukraine [37], which should be disseminated and integrated at the national and basic levels of public administration. Currently, most of the pilot cases are based in Kyiv and are supported by civil society. Moreover, some participatory tools, such as e-consultations and e-surveys, are lacking in the practice of e-democracy. If the practice of electronic consultations has become more widespread in Europe, North America and Asia, then in Ukraine, despite several attempts to introduce it it is actually still missing.
It is worth noting that at the end of 2016 The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine developed a mechanism for electronic consultations, but in specific processes creation of public policy it is not used enough. If used effectively, electronic consultations can have a significant impact in Ukraine, where public policy is traditionally formed with minimal or no public participation. Updating the practice of electronic consultations at all levels of management is important, as it will also contribute to the further implementation of successful pilot cases of electronic voting in Ukraine.
In this context, we will consider the existing practice of e-democracy (in particular, the practice of applying the tools of e-democracy to scaling, sustainability, efficiency, political influence and desired changes in public policy).
Such tools of electronic democracy should include (Table 2):
Table 2 An instrument of electronic democracy
Tool |
Characteristic |
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1 |
2 |
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Unified system of local petitions |
a ready-made technical solution to support the initiative to prepare an electronic petition to local authorities, which was created within the framework of the EGAP program. In the unified system of local petitions, it is possible to: create a petition to a local self-government body; collecting signatures in support of it; publication of the authority's response to a petition that has received the necessary number of votes to be considered |
|
Portal "Open City" |
was created for the interaction of citizens, local authorities, communal enterprises, public associations, charitable foundations and businesses in order to solve the urgent problems of the community. The portal provides implementation of the following possibilities: creation of a message about a problem, the task of solving which is sent to the appropriate structure; publication of information by authorities, which ensures information awareness of citizens about official measures, for example, about blocking traffic |
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Verification of invalid documents |
the service creates opportunities for quick and free online document verification in databases of invalid, stolen or lost passports |
|
Design systems and state websites of Ukraine |
is designed to help public authorities create citizen-oriented, simple, easy-to-use web services. Such a system provides practical recommendations for designers, developers, testers, content editors and managers government websites |
|
Portal of the government program "Affordable Medicines" |
was created in connection with the implementation of the government reimbursement program, which provides for the mechanism of full or partial payment of medicines that are included in the detailed description from the budget. On the portal there is an opportunity to: view the list of available medicines; using search to check whether the desired drug is included in the list of available drugs; search for pharmacies participating in the program; see how to correctly issue a prescription to receive medical supplies within the program |
|
Electronic service of registration and termination of business activity |
On the "Online House of Justice" website, it is possible to register a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur online for free in the absence of a person from the institution. Documents for registration are submitted by the applicant in electronic form through the created personal account on the website. Registration takes place within 24 hours h. after receipt of the necessary documents, excluding weekends and holidays |
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Electronic services for obtaining a certificate of criminal record |
On the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, it is possible to order an online certificate about criminal prosecution, the absence (presence) of a criminal record or restrictions provided for by the criminal procedural legislation of Ukraine. This document is free of charge and is issued within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of the request |
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Electronic service for assigning a housing subsidy |
On the website of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine, it is possible to apply for a housing subsidy online. This most Ukrainian families can receive the subsidy, if any utility costs exceed an average of 15% of monthly gross income |
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Portal of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine |
The only web portal of executive authorities. The portal has a system of tags for news and government acts, there is a separate section on government reforms and access to all existing government electronic services. It is worth noting that it has a version for the visually impaired, adapted for viewing from tablets and smartphones |
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Portal of civil service vacancies |
Its purpose is present an available information about vacancies for the general public, simplify the application procedure and so on attract the best specialists to work in state structures. The portal primarily publishes vacancies for reform specialists. The portal provides an opportunity to: monitor available vacancies; create your own profile; view the list of documents required to participate in the competition for the position, download the necessary documents and apply for vacancies online |
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Evaluation of the transparency of local budgets |
assessment of the transparency of local budgets is designed to help local self-government bodies to implement budget transparency practices and to involve citizens in participating in budget processes at the local level. For its implementation, the platform "Transparent local budgets" was created |
|
Public budget or participation budget |
It is a tool of electronic democracy that enables citizens to participate in the distribution of budget funds and direct them to those initiatives that they consider most significant for the development of their community |
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Electronic petitions to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine |
System of electronic petitions to the CMU enables citizens to submit a petition to the government in electronic format. The system can: create a petition; vote on petitions for which collection is ongoing signatures; publish the response of the CMU to the petition. In order to create or support a petition, you need to register at system |
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Social inspector |
This is a public portal that publishes information on what local budget funds are spent on. After choosing a city, you can find out about planned repairs, expenses of schools and kindergartens, declarations of local deputies, their attendance at meetings, their parties, constituencies and contacts, public projects |
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Service for monitoring registration data of Ukrainian companies and the court register for protection against raiding and control of counterparties |
OpenDataBot collects information from open state registers and other sources and instantly sends messages to Telegram, Facebook messenger Messenger or Skype. In addition, since the end of 2019, the Anti-Raiding Office began its work, the main purpose of which is to cancel changes in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, individual entrepreneurs and return enterprises and real estate objects to their legal owners |
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ProZoro online public procurement platform |
in the first months of its own implementation, it became an effective solution for ensuring transparency and taking anti-corruption measures in state authorities |
Source: compiled by [5, 7, 15, 24, 37].
In conclusion, we note that the successful practices of e-democracy in Ukraine, namely the use of the specified tools, have certain obstacles, in particular: low level of their systematic actualization and implementation; the lack of interactive content on the websites of public authorities and the variety of e-democracy tools, which is one of the factors that reduces the scale of the use of services by citizens;
lack of financial resources and insufficient number of national programs for the introduction of e-democracy. Most successful solutions in the field of e-democracy were developed by volunteers or supported by donors;
low awareness and literacy of citizens regarding the tools of e-democracy and their insufficient coverage in the mass media regarding the advantages of ICT, which leads to their underuse;
inconsistency of political will among government officials regarding the combination and promotion of e-democracy tools. Lack of political will is often explained by false assumptions, fear, lack necessary experience and skills among civil servants. It is in such cases that education and awareness building will come in handy.
In order to achieve this, the following recommendations should be taken into account for subjects of public administration subjects (suggestions should be presented with a picture):
civil society institutions should continue to support the role of a proactive position in education, social innovation, dissemination and monitoring of the expanded menu of "e-democracy tools" available to the Ukrainian public and public authorities;
public authorities at all levels (in particular, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and local self-government bodies) should proactively and systematically integrate existing and new online tools to increase their transparency, accountability and stimulate citizen participation in the creation of public policy and adoption decisions;
it is necessary to systematically allocate resources from the state budget and through the partnership of citizens and businesses for the emergence and implementation of initiatives from electronic democracy;
more online tools in the field of e-participation and accountability should be developed, promoted and used across the country and with all interested public administration entities;
it is necessary to develop targeted online and offline training of civil servants, local self-government officials, representatives of public organizations and mass media in order to better understand, acquire experience and skills on the subject of electronic democracy;
more citizen awareness and e-literacy campaigns should be initiated and conducted to encourage the use of e-democracy tools by the public;
active successful practices of e-democracy should be documented and studied and distributed online through manuals, educational materials and mass media;
new e-democracy tools should be carefully designed, cost-effective, user- friendly, impact democratic processes and provide easy and equal access to use for all citizens of Ukraine, including those with special needs and living in remote regions with limited internet access.
Thus, the use of digital technologies creates prerequisites for the transformation of the functions of public authorities, the development of the institutional architecture of public administration entities, which will ensure effective interaction between the state, business and civil society.
Therefore, with the aim of further effective integration of Ukrainian society into the European one, including by improving the system of providing public services, it is necessary to form a new model through the use of appropriate scientifically based and normatively defined tools based on the introduction of modern technologies of network interaction, in particular information and communication technologies. The use of the latest information and communication technologies in the process of providing public services contributes to the development of open and transparent public administration. The introduction of electronic services will allow every citizen, business representative and authorities to significantly reduce financial and time costs. Despite the wide implementation and high popularity of e-services in the world, there are still differences between different countries in the approaches to implementation electronic governance in their activities. Any assessment of the development and effectiveness of the application of management technologies of electronic government in the process of providing public services is subjective and based on assumptions, because the receipt of electronic services is uneven and does not involve the receipt of profit.
There is a system of open data and electronic services integral part of the processes of informatization of society and necessary in light of the development of technologies. It is only a matter of time until every citizen has access to the Internet, borders are being erased, which causes the need to develop technologies as a means of communication. Therefore, the authorities of Ukraine should focus on implementing e-governance in their activities and some of their own efforts - for education and popularization of the information society as a whole.
Volunteer Portal of public services iGov.org.ua was created by a team of volunteers for maximum changes in the processes of interaction during the provision of services between citizens and the state, and the Unified State Portal for Management and Strategic Services was built solely due to the need for its introduction in accordance with international standards for the development of democracy in the country and the current legislation of Ukraine. That is, the motivator in the development of the first portal is ordinary citizens, and the stimulator in the development of the second is there is a prescribed norm of the Law of Ukraine "On Administrative Services". Regardless of who is the initiator introduction of the provision of electronic services through the relevant portals, one of the decisive factors is the legislative regulation of the activity of this or that portal, as well as the technologies and approaches used in the construction of its structure. It is the structure of the portal that gives impetus to the complexity of its further development. The architecture should be built in such a way that if the initial team cannot finalize it, then anyone can take on the further development of this portal. The use of outdated technologies will lead to the fact that, under the influence of the ultra-fast development of information and telecommunication networks, too many funds will have to be invested in its modernization. Also, from the very beginning, the portal should be based on the principle of universality, the ability to integrate into any network and provide access for independent integration of other systems.
The improvement of the Unified state portal of administrative services should also take place in the direction of expanding the list of services that are provided online. The portal should provide citizens with those services that are most in demand for them. According to statistics on the number of services provided and sociological results Surveys determined the list of administrative services that are the most necessary and popular among citizens. Such administrative services are:
1) obtaining passports and other contacts with the State Migration Service;
2) use of the Diya application or portal;
3) receiving subsidies, benefits and social benefits;
4) issues of personal transport (driver's license, car sale, payment of fines;
5) paid services for obtaining information from state registers or obtaining digital extracts;
6) the portal of electronic services of the Pension Fund;
7) issues related to a private enterprise (Registration, single tax, reporting);
8) taxpayer's office;
9) issues related to the conduct of business of a firm or company (LLC) (registration, taxes or other payments);
10) birth certificate, accompanying documents;
11) admission to a higher education institution;
12) change of election address;
13) issues of construction;
14) issues of commercial transport (licenses, transport permits).
These administrative services are the most popular among citizens, since any person in his daily life faces the need to receive this or that service at a certain stage of his life. We believe that the transfer of the above-mentioned services to full electronic access is of crucial importance for simplifying the interaction of citizens and state bodies. Naturally, all these services should have their own way of submitting documents, since in many cases these services require the physical presence of citizens to receive these services. Taking into account the experience of the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services, the developers of the portal were not based on the need for services, and from the "ease" of their introduction, since the services of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade are quite specific and not mass-produced. Of course, they facilitate the processes of obtaining licenses for businesses, but they are not used by ordinary citizens in everyday life. In this case, it is worth focusing your attention on expanding the list of administrative services provided through the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services.
It is recommended to introduce on the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services a service for obtaining administrative services based on life circumstances and business situations and providing complex administrative services based on one application.
In addition, as of today, it is absolutely necessary to provide the possibility of registration in the office of the service provider to structural units of regional state authorities and local self-government bodies. After all, according to the notification of the technical administrator of the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services, the portal currently integrates into its system only central bodies of executive power, and for local bodies that provide administrative services in accordance with the law, the technical settings have not yet been developed.
For example, every citizen who used the service may receive a letter from a survey about the quality of service provision. Also, in our opinion, it should be possible to leave feedback about the service. Such evaluation methods will allow not only to improve the system itself, but and will allow us to understand the bottlenecks in the process of providing this or that service, which is no less important if we start from the paradigm that government bodies should be perceived as service. In this regard, the Unified State Portal of Administrative Services does not provide an opportunity to evaluate the quality of the services provided and/or to leave feedback or provide suggestions for improving the service. Therefore, for the complex interaction of recipients of administrative services and entities providing administrative services, it is worth adding such an opportunity. In our opinion, service evaluation is important in the process of providing public services.
However, when talking about the digitization of services, it should be understood that digitization involves not only transferring 100% of public services for ordinary citizens and businesses online, but primarily providing 100% of settlements and their social facilities with access to high-speed Internet and attracting millions Ukrainians to the program for the development of digital skills and competencies [8, p. 96].
During the last year, the most popular requests from the state electronic services on the portal or from the "Dim" application were: registration of IDP status and application for appointment of IDP status; obtaining an OK-5 or OK-7 certificate; pension certificate in the Dim mobile application; application for participation in the preferential mortgage lending program for IDPs; application for extension or termination of aid to IDPs; appointment or recalculation of pension; application for housing subsidy; registration for consultation on child adoption.
The President of Ukraine V. Zelenskyi announced the new eSmartphone program, which provides for the allocation of smartphones at a discounted rate to all vaccinated citizens of Ukraine over 60 years of age. The program will cover about 8.5 million people [38].
Modernization of the system of public administration in Ukraine with the help of ICT-technologies should involve reforming the following areas:
improvement of electronic document flow through: development of the system of internal electronic document flow in public authorities and the system of electronic interaction of executive authorities; introduction of the state electronic archive and electronic archives of public authorities, determination of the order of archival storage of electronic documents; definition of requirements for the format of a unified information object intended for the exchange of electronic documents; determination of the order of acceptance and transfer of electronic documents to state archival institutions;
improvement of electronic interaction through: development of
organizational, technical and semantic interoperability of information and telecommunication systems of state authorities; introduction of a system of electronic interaction of state electronic information resources; development of electronic interaction of subjects of power based on the system of electronic interaction of state electronic information resources;
development of electronic governance in the following spheres of public life: health care, social protection, education and science, financial and budget policy, electoral sphere, protection of human rights and freedoms, transport and infrastructure, ecology and natural resources, in the field of regional and local development and territorial organization of power, etc. [39].
The four priorities of the formation of a new system of providing administrative services in the conditions of decentralization include: the creation of integrated "transparent offices" in the form of CPASs in new administrative centers of UTC; organization of activities in integrated CPAS UTC on the principles of quality-based management; development of electronic services in the field of administrative services; formation of a system of complex control activities in the field of providing administrative services [6, p. 221].
Costs of public authorities for the exercise of power through the use of modern innovative approaches and ICT technologies (including the Internet of Things, Blockchain, about bile ID, cloud infrastructure, sharing economy, processing of large volumes of data (Big Data), the principles of "one-time entry of information", "digital by default" and "compatibility by default", the application of promising forms of task organization and e-government development projects, in particular through the introduction of public-private partnerships.
Throughout the formation and implementation of state policy in the field of public services in Ukraine, a number of relevant measures have been implemented in the context of the implementation of defined tasks regarding the further development of this field with the e-government. Thus, the principle of providing administrative services by means of electronic government through the so-called "single window" system, i.e. through administrative service provision centers (ASPCs), which in turn allows applicants to receive administrative services from all public bodies in one place 6 days a week, was first introduced state and local authorities through universal employees - administrators, which in turn allows saving both financial and time resources of applicants. The next step in the field of reforming the sphere of providing administrative services by means of electronic governance was the transfer of their provision to an electronic format, that is, their provision through the system of the Unified state portal administrative services. The electronic method of providing services provides an opportunity for the applicant to receive the necessary service in the mode online at any convenient time according to the principle of 24 hours and 7 days a week, without visiting the authority or CPASs.
Thus, the primary tasks and areas of improvement of state policy in the field of providing administrative services by means of electronic government are:
continuation of the decentralization of the process of providing administrative services by means of electronic government and further development of the CPASs network in accordance with the existing needs of the subjects of appeals;
the introduction of information and communication technologies into the administrative service provision system and the automation of the procedure for their provision, namely the development of the provision of electronic services, online counseling, preliminary electronic registration, electronic queue, electronic document flow, etc.;
improving the quality of the provision of administrative services by means of electronic governance, namely: improving the existing requirements (standard) for the provision of administrative services; establishment of close and effective feedback with the subjects of appeals and their involvement in monitoring the quality of the provision of administrative services; improvement of the system of monitoring and evaluation of the quality of provision of administrative services by means of electronic government.
The main areas of improvement of the separate normative-legal, administrative-organizational, financial-economic and informational- motivational mechanisms for the provision of administrative services by means of electronic government in Ukraine are shown in fig. 5.
The use of electronic administrative services is convenient for the subjects of their receipt - individuals and legal entities, because the registration of the service from a home or work computer is much faster than visiting the offices of state institutions and filling out papers. That administrative services in electronic format minimize corruption risks, because they eliminate the need for personal contact of individuals and legal entities with government officials.
Fig. 5. Directions for improving the mechanisms for providing administrative services by means of electronic government
In the context of the further development of the regulatory and legal mechanism for the provision of administrative services in Ukraine, it is worth noting the recommendatory and mandatory acts of the EU, which are subject to implementation into Ukrainian legislation on the basis of the current Association Agreement. For this purpose, the Government is developing action plans for the implementation of individual directives, for example, "Implementation Plan of Directive 98/84/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the legal protection of services based on or containing conditional access and Directive 2000/31/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on certain legal aspects of information society services, in particular electronic commerce in the domestic market" [40].
It should be noted that the regulatory and legal support of the system of providing administrative services by means of electronic governance in modern conditions is not fully regulated. The law defines separate limits management of the system, namely the Centers and the Portal, the formation of registers, administrative fees, etc.
Forming new relationships between the subjects of the appeal and state administration bodies, in which the rights and freedoms of citizens are a priority, it is necessary to create appropriate conditions under which the system will allow their implementation. In view of this, the priority directions for improving the system of providing administrative services by means of e-government are:
ensuring the interoperability of the system of interdepartmental interaction with the system databases (registers) of other state administration bodies and defining at the legislative level the requirements for mandatory connection to the specified system of all databases (registers) of state administration bodies;
creation of effective interdepartmental interaction, which should ensure obtaining information necessary for the provision of administrative services, and seamless interaction between databases of other public administration bodies in automatic mode;
the formation of information technologies through the integration of state information systems of state administration bodies, the state institution "Government Contact Center" and ensuring the further functioning and improvement of this infrastructure, the problem for public administration bodies both at the regional and local levels that only budget funds are fully justified is will not be sufficient to ensure compliance with the requirements of the law.
At the same time, financial and other support for the activities of public administration bodies for the provision of administrative services is carried out exclusively at the expense of the State Budget of Ukraine, relevant local budgets [35], which, in particular, makes it impossible to use public-private partnership mechanisms for the purpose of additional financing and development of information technologies to provide administrative services in electronic form.
Thus, the development of electronic governance of the system of providing administrative services is also limited by budget funding. And even international technical assistance is now possible only indirectly through the budget, so international projects of direct provision of administrative services are illegal. All this in no way contributes to the effective and rapid transformation of the system of providing administrative services in electronic form.
Conclusion
From implementation of electronic governance, transition usual provision of administrative services to the electronic format is not just necessary, but absolutely necessary for the development of democracy in the country. Therefore, it is worth determining the priority actions of the government, which are necessary for the introduction of new information and communication technologies into the life of every citizen. The main results of improving the existing mechanisms for providing administrative services by means of electronic management in Ukraine should be an increase in the efficiency of public administration, because the transfer of administrative services to an electronic format contributes to its optimization, review of the processes of interaction between authorities, establishment of electronic interaction of state registers, which significantly reduces paper document circulation, frees up the time of civil servants for other tasks, reduces financial costs and promotes debureaucratization. Collaboration, focused innovation and follow-up to create an enabling climate for the development of e-democracy are key calls to action.
Thus, modern trends in the development of the information society require the system of providing administrative services with modern information and communication technologies, which allow network interaction of all parties in solving system problems, coordination of different and contradictory approaches to institutional-organizational, technical-technological, and resource support of the system of providing administrative services by means of e-government, but the transformation of the activities of public administration bodies into electronic form is limited by the conflicting nature of legislation on the one hand and budget funding on the other, which does not contribute to the rapid implementation and effective functioning of the system of providing administrative services by means of e- government.
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