Digital GovernanceHigh Priority2 years

Reform #7: Put All Government Services Online

Create a unified digital system where citizens can access all government services online 24/7, eliminating corruption and bureaucratic delays.

The Problem - Detailed Analysis

Government systems don't work together, forcing citizens to submit the same documents multiple times. Many services are still manual, creating delays and opportunities for corruption.

Proposed Solutions - Phased Approach
  • 1Connect all government computer systems so they can share information
  • 2Create national digital standards and cybersecurity center
  • 3Build single website (Nepal.gov.np) for all government services
  • 4Use national ID cards for all government services
  • 5Provide 24/7 AI chatbot to help citizens navigate services
Real World Evidence

Estonia provides 100% of services online, saving citizens 1,400 years annually

India's digital system eliminated 25 million fake beneficiaries, saving ₹3.5 lakh crore

Digital signatures alone save €2,700 per year for institutions

Implementation Timeline
1

Months 1-6: Set up digital standards center and expand government portal

2

Months 7-18: Connect all ministries, train staff, deploy help systems

3

Months 19-24: Launch full service availability and accountability systems

4

Change laws to require efficient service delivery with penalties for delays

Performance Targets

100% government services available online within 24 months

90% of service requests completed within published timelines

24/7 virtual assistant handles 80% of citizen questions

Complete elimination of duplicate document submissions

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Digital Governance

High

2 years

#7 of 27

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