For Caribbean and international professionals working on government digitalisation
The government must lead by example and adhere to a values‑driven and transparent methodology.
A professional, transparent and incorruptible digital government is a prerequisite for things such as high-quality and innovative services, protection of privacy, cybersecurity, and giving citizens control over their data. We are committed to ensuring adequate information management to give citizens, organisations and parliament insight into the government’s actions and decisions. The future and sustainable design of the organisation and systems is equally important.
To ensure the government adheres to a values-driven and transparent methodology, this track of the Work Agenda focuses on:
Improving government information management is used to give citizens, organisations and parliament insight into the government’s actions and decisions.
Improving government data management to give citizens and organisations confidence that their personal data is being handled properly.
Strengthen the government’s ICT organisation and ICT systems to enable all ambitions.
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 4.3 “Strengthen the Government’s ICT organisations and systems” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: Results and implementors Description Read more about 'Priority 4.3 Actions'
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 4.2 “Improve Data Management for Citizens and Organisations” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: Results and implementors Description Read more about 'Priority 4.2 Actions'
In the following table, you will find a description of priority 4.1 “Improve Information Management for Open Government” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation: Results and implementors Description Result Read more about 'Priority 4.1 Actions'
Social challenges ICT is essential to a modern central government’s capacity to act. This places demands on technology, people and organisation. Government plans must be financially and digitally substantiated and embedded with transparent costs and Read more about '4.3 Strengthen the Government’s ICT Organisation and Systems'
Social challenges The use of data by the government can offer numerous opportunities, but it can also create distrust. To maintain trust, data must always be collected, stored, and processed in accordance with the law. Read more about '4.2 Improve Data Management for Citizens and Organisations'
Social challenges Dutch authorities and public sector organisations are required to be open: actions and decisions must be transparent and capable of reconstruction by the government and local and regional authorities. This requires that information Read more about '4.1 Improve Information Management for Open Government'
Caribbean News - 3 January 2024
With the BSN, residents will have a unique personal number that grants them access to The Netherlands' digital government login tools, enabling them to manage their government affairs.
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