in the licensing field. It is important that and the licensees will be able to contact and share information with one another. Date of implementation: 2016-2017 Commitment 3. Introduction of licensing system in the field of natural resources application LEPL – National Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment and Natural Lead Agency Resources Protection of Georgia Public Agencies Other Involved Civil Society /Private Actors Sector Issuance of licenses and other type of services are only partially electronized. Most of the documents are available as hard copies which Issues to be Addressed complicates the process and requires more time, additional financial and human resources. Improvement of services Simplification of relations between the government and the citizen Main Objective Avoiding risks of corruption Optimization of human resource application More transparency during the service delivery OGP Challenge Improving public services Technologies Citizens Transparency Accountability and Participation OGP Principles Innovations New or ongoing Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment Start date: End date: commitment Introduction of electronic system of licenses (description of business December, Ongoing August,2016 processes) at the National Environment 2015 Agency Enhancement of the server infrastructure for the electronic system of the Agency New August, 2016 June, 2017 and putting the test system into operation Training for staff members and supporting them during the introduction process of New June, 2017 December, 2017 the electronic system Launching licenses into the electronic New June, 2017 December, 2017 system Publishing statistics, online map of resources and guidebooks in the field of New June, 2017 December, 2017 licensing At the end of 2017 the electronic system of licensing and other paid services Indicator are launched at the National Environment Agency Difficulty to adopt the staff members to the new system Risks and Assumptions Difficulty to adopt licensees and customers to the new electronic system
in the licensing field. It is important that and the licensees will be able to contact and share information with one another. Date of implementation: 2016-2017 Commitment 3. Introduction of licensing system in the field of natural resources application Lead Agency LEPL – National Environment Agency, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Protection of Georgia Other Involved Actors Public Agencies Civil Society /Private Sector Issues to be Addressed Issuance of licenses and other type of services are only partially electronized. Most of the documents are available as hard copies which complicates the process and requires more time, additional financial and human resources. Main Objective Improvement of services Simplification of relations between the government and the citizen Avoiding risks of corruption Optimization of human resource application More transparency during the service delivery OGP Challenge Improving public services OGP Principles Transparency Accountability Citizens Participation Technologies and Innovations Milestones to Fulfill the Commitment New or ongoing commitment Start date: End date: Introduction of electronic system of licenses (description of business processes) at the National Environment Agency Ongoing December, 2015 August,2016 Enhancement of the server infrastructure for the electronic system of the Agency and putting the test system into operation New August, 2016 June, 2017 Training for staff members and supporting them during the introduction process of the electronic system New June, 2017 December, 2017 Launching licenses into the electronic system New June, 2017 December, 2017 Publishing statistics, online map of resources and guidebooks in the field of licensing New June, 2017 December, 2017 Indicator At the end of 2017 the electronic system of licensing and other paid services are launched at the National Environment Agency Risks and Assumptions Difficulty to adopt the staff members to the new system Difficulty to adopt licensees and customers to the new electronic system
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