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by: Arek Zlotnicki Cities on Internet Association

The Public Information Bulletin Portal – An Open Platform for the Citizen – Local Government Interaction. by: Arek Zlotnicki Cities on Internet Association. What does Public Information Bulletin stand for? – introduction Legal background Obligations of local governments

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by: Arek Zlotnicki Cities on Internet Association

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  1. The Public Information Bulletin Portal – An Open Platform for the Citizen – Local Government Interaction by: Arek ZlotnickiCities on Internet Association

  2. What does Public Information Bulletin stand for? – introduction Legal background Obligations of local governments Open Administration – PIB pilot project Beneficiaries Partnership – patronage principle Range of information System advantages Agenda

  3. Public Information Bulletin is a special Internet portal (platform) which public bodies are obliged to create and make accessible for citizens information defined by law as „public information”. Open Administration PIB - Pilot Project developed by COI and Rodan Systems S.A. aiming at building capacity of local governments to fulfill above obligations in initial stage and setting up platform for wide class of e-government services in the future. PIB – what is it?

  4. Fredom of Information Act, 6th September 2001 (Dz.U. 2001 Nr 112, poz. 1198), Decree of Minister of Interior and Public Administration, 17th May 2002, about Public Information Bulletin (Dz.U. 2002 Nr 67, poz. 619). Legal background

  5. Legal obligation Creation of individual sites of Public Information Bulletin under the conditions of the FOI Act and the decree Individual sites have to be created till July, 1st 2003 at latest.

  6. Range of information

  7. Range information (2)

  8. Beneficiaries • 2478 municipalities • 314 districts • 16 voivodships

  9. Partnership and patronage principle Ministry of Interior and Public Administration Union of Lubelski Region Municipalities Association of Rural Municipalities

  10. Functional architecture

  11. Political Transparency of local governments Civic empowerment and local capacity enhancement Fulfilling guidlines of European Commission regarding to public information Technological ASP – Application Service Provision XML standard relational data bases Financial Minimizing cost of implementation of solutions and tasks required by law Public Private Partnership model System Advantages

  12. System advantages Openess for the future expanssion of systems services leading to creation of a fully functional e-government platform • tools for open consultations increasing interactions between citizens and local governments • PKI • communication with internal information manegement system and data flow • Implementation e-services

  13. Cities on Internet Association Tarnów, ul. Krakowska 11a Tel. +48 14-626-20-65 Thank you Contact: Arkadiusz Zlotnicki +48 502-106-615 a.zlotnicki@mwi.pl

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