Alternate presentations:

Projects :: CEMSDI

CEMSDI: Civil-servants Empowerment for Multi-media Service Delivery ICT-enabled

CEMSDI is a 24 months pilot project across Europe focusing on capacity building of civil servants and other practitioners forming part of the service delivery chain in territories in need of active eInclusion policies to eliminate or reduce the digital divide. The project focus lies on local areas where empowerment of civil servants and their administrations is vital to ensure the implementation of digital inclusion policies targeting socially disadvantaged. The project also addresses the acquisition of skills needed to improve their own competence in the management and use of ICT, to modernise the organisations of the public administration and efficiently deliver eGovernment and other local services. On the other hand, it consists in the realisation of five specific pilot actions in several European Member States (Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and UK) to validate the training and empowerment instruments created by the CEMSDI network of eGovernment experts. This wide piloting phase will enable to extension of the methodology throughout the European Union. The pilots will focus on civil servants in small and medium local governments serving around 8.000 inhabitants or less. The instrument used will be the DLA (Digital Local Agenda). The DLA was launched in June 2005 through the European conference of local and regional governments known as EISCO, with the participation of more than 25 European countries. It is an inclusive working instrument to improve the deployment of eGovernment as a system in the territories, leaving no administration and citizen behind.

Last update: 02/12/2011

Download as PDF | Permalink