(HBO) - With the goal of building e-government, in 2022, Lac Thuy district has spent over 1.6 billion VND to implement 3 projects of information technology application, well serving the leadership and direction of the district’s People's Committee.
The civil servants of the
People's Committee in Lac Thuy District are applying IT in professional activities.
These are the projects: The
investment, procurement and installation of the equipment system of the
Paperless meeting room, the Head office of the People's Council and People's
Committee of the district with a total investment of 350 million VND; Hiring
the information technology services "Monitoring software reflecting the
people's recommendations and virtual assistant switchboard Chatbot for the
digital transformation in Lac Thuy district”, receiving, handling and
responding to the inquiries from the individuals and the organizations in a
timely, responsible and efficient way and with the professional organization,
enhancing the efficiency of management of the settlement of complaints from the
people to the state agencies... with a total estimated investment of over 276
million VND. The project is estimated to be handled over and put into operation
in November 2022; the project of Digitizing results of the administrative
procedures is still valid, and it is under the handling competence of the state
agencies in Lac Thuy district witgh the total investment of over 1 billion VND,
and it is expected to be handed over and put into operation in December 2022.
Up to now, 100% of the People's
Committees of the communes and the town in the district have connected to a
dedicated data transmission network for online video conferencing. In the whole
district, there are 11 electronic information pages at the district’s and
commune’s levels, which regularly and promptly publish the State's regulations,
current events, and politics.
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