Model for E-government in bangladesh: A unique ID based approach

With the swift progress of information and technology, the notion of e-Government and e-Society has occupied a substantial contour which is now acting as one of the main drivers to reform the prevailing society in different countries of the world. More and more governments around the world chase this phenomenon anticipating to lessen costs, develop services and upturn effectiveness and proficiency in the public sector which signify an ultimate change in the entire public sector structure, values and culture. Though for years e-Governance have boosted the living standard and economies of the developed countries, adoption of e-Government has remained impalpable in the third world countries like Bangladesh. Out of this fact identied, the paper proposes a model system which offers well-adjusted e-Government adoption benchmarks for Bangladesh which involves a blend of electronic and participatory services. The projected system is a generic model which can be replicated to embrace most of the third world countries given the resemblance in the contextual atmosphere. We have shown through our research that unique Citizen Identication Number (cid) based approach can fruitfully eliminate corruption from every level of government services and hence widen the track for the continuance of e-Government or e-Society with a nice feedback.