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Enotna zbirka ukrepov

Application of measures for the realization of a better regulatory and business environment

Application of measures for the realization of a better regulatory and business environment.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 30.09.2016 | 215 views

OECD

OECD Recomendation on Digital Government Strategies

Document was adopted by OECD Council on 15 July 2014 and countries are expected to follow this document to develop and implement their own national strategies on digital government, which will help them with opening, innovations and modernization of public sector, with optimization of IT investments with delivering public value and strengthening citizen trust. OECD will regularly monitor the implementation of this Recommendation.

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 237 views

Guidelines for developing information solutions

These guidelines address the most important requirements to be followed in the development of information solutions encompassing personal data processing. The guidelines are intended for all those involved in the development of solutions in the field of information and communications technologies or the commissioning of new products, services, systems or individual solutions and applications.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 394 views

IT-supported procedure for drafting legistlation (ITDL)

The preparation and the final formation of regulation is a process, in which the ministries, the public, government offices, the government and the national assembly are actively involved. Parts of this process had already been supported by some previously developed software tools. The project called IT-supported procedure for drafting legislation (ITDL), therefore, had to cover various aspects to ensure the functioning of various software platforms and the use of full range of related software products. The result of the project is a system which allows coverage of all essential steps in the process of adopting a legal act, operating uniformly in all spheres of competence, which are involved in the process of preparing and adopting legislation. Strong emphasis is also placed on the fostering of the involvement of public contribution in the process of regulation drafting. Linking back-end systems of the ITDL with the web sub-portal E-democracy allows for easy monitoring of existing legislation and preparation of new legislation in one place, which is of paramount importance to users. Above all, this part is very useful for non-governmental organizations (NGO's) and professional sphere of the public, which are in this way able to convey comments and suggestions, thus contributing to better legislation. Also supported in the process is the electronic signing of documents, while the collection of documents and the preparation of all regulation material is centralized. The IT-supported procedure for the drafting legislation project pursued the following objectives: • to create standardised software support for users at the ministries, government offices and the government, which must be user-friendly, easy to use and must offer automated procedures whenever possible; • to provide the public easy online access to regulations in the drafting procedure and, at the same time, encourage the public to actively participate in all phases of the procedure of adopting legislation.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.1 | Last change date: 12.08.2016 | 420 views

NIO Central population register - PIN

NIO Central population register - PIN Users via a web service that implements it in its computer system to perform insights through web service in the Central Population Register. As an input PIN is used, a set of data returned depends on the legal basis that each user can obtain from official records. To use the seris is necessary: - The appropriate legal basis which allows you to connect records -consensus-third of the Information Commissioner 84th paragraph Article ZVOP1 - Contract / agreement between the user and Ministry of the Interior user certificate by the Ministry of the Interior enter in your security scheme -HKOM network to the user

Available as: BINARY XLS PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 05.08.2016 | 855 views

Project Management Methodology in the Public Administration

Project Management Methodology in the Public Administration

Available as: ZIP PDF
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 08.07.2016 | 765 views

Logotip nacionalnega portala openscience.si

Open Science Slovenia

The national infrastructure consists of four university repositories and a national portal (http://openscience.si/) that aggregates content from the university repositories and other Slovenian archives in order to provide a common search engine, recommendation of similar publications, and similar text detection. The Slovenian open access infrastructure dataset comprises of metadata and author data of diploma, master and doctoral theses and research publications of Slovenian universities and other Slovenian archives (dLib.si, Videolectures.NET, DKOMORS, repository SciVie...). The dataset is available in n-triples, RDF/XML and CSV format. Metadata from dataset is also accesible via the web interface. Each query returns a JSON object with a variable amount of properties (depending on the metadata available and the type of request).

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 05.07.2016 | 244 views

STOP birokraciji

Common Methodology for Measuring Administrative Costs

This is the model accepted by the European Commission for measuring the administrative costs incurred to businesses by the EU (EU Directives and other legislation). Today the Standard Cost Model (SCM) is internationally the most widespread methodology for measuring administrative costs. With the help of the model for measuring the administrative costs individual legislative acts are analysed in such a way that the necessary information and data (IO - information obligation) are defined and further divided into specific activities to be undertaken by a company (individual or an organization) to provide the necessary information required by legislation. IO is regarded as any additional obligation in the form of new procedures imposed on the parties (more difficult exercise of rights and legal interests, submitting additional documents or more complex documents etc.) resulting in higher costs and time-consuming procedures. This defines measurable administrative activities. Strengths of the common methodology: - A systematic review of the Act and associated implementing regulations; - A comprehensive overview of the relevant area with the acquisition of information on burdens; - The possibility of comprehensive system solutions; - The possibility of simulation of the obtained data, costs, obligations, burdens; - Quantitative evaluation of obligations; - Possibility to evaluate the entire field of work, individual rule or regulation or a part thereof; - Methodology applicable ex-ante or ex-ponte; - International comparability.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.02.2016 | 355 views

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140 Results in catalogue

Sort by

<<1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 131415 16 17 18 >>

Enotna zbirka ukrepov

Application of measures for the realization of a better regulatory and business environment

Application of measures for the realization of a better regulatory and business environment.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 30.09.2016 | 215 views

OECD

OECD Recomendation on Digital Government Strategies

Document was adopted by OECD Council on 15 July 2014 and countries are expected to follow this document to develop and implement their own national strategies on digital government, which will help them with opening, innovations and modernization of public sector, with optimization of IT investments with delivering public value and strengthening citizen trust. OECD will regularly monitor the implementation of this Recommendation.

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 237 views

Guidelines for developing information solutions

These guidelines address the most important requirements to be followed in the development of information solutions encompassing personal data processing. The guidelines are intended for all those involved in the development of solutions in the field of information and communications technologies or the commissioning of new products, services, systems or individual solutions and applications.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 28.09.2016 | 394 views

IT-supported procedure for drafting legistlation (ITDL)

The preparation and the final formation of regulation is a process, in which the ministries, the public, government offices, the government and the national assembly are actively involved. Parts of this process had already been supported by some previously developed software tools. The project called IT-supported procedure for drafting legislation (ITDL), therefore, had to cover various aspects to ensure the functioning of various software platforms and the use of full range of related software products. The result of the project is a system which allows coverage of all essential steps in the process of adopting a legal act, operating uniformly in all spheres of competence, which are involved in the process of preparing and adopting legislation. Strong emphasis is also placed on the fostering of the involvement of public contribution in the process of regulation drafting. Linking back-end systems of the ITDL with the web sub-portal E-democracy allows for easy monitoring of existing legislation and preparation of new legislation in one place, which is of paramount importance to users. Above all, this part is very useful for non-governmental organizations (NGO's) and professional sphere of the public, which are in this way able to convey comments and suggestions, thus contributing to better legislation. Also supported in the process is the electronic signing of documents, while the collection of documents and the preparation of all regulation material is centralized. The IT-supported procedure for the drafting legislation project pursued the following objectives: • to create standardised software support for users at the ministries, government offices and the government, which must be user-friendly, easy to use and must offer automated procedures whenever possible; • to provide the public easy online access to regulations in the drafting procedure and, at the same time, encourage the public to actively participate in all phases of the procedure of adopting legislation.

Available as: PPT
Asset | Release: 1.1 | Last change date: 12.08.2016 | 420 views

NIO Central population register - PIN

NIO Central population register - PIN Users via a web service that implements it in its computer system to perform insights through web service in the Central Population Register. As an input PIN is used, a set of data returned depends on the legal basis that each user can obtain from official records. To use the seris is necessary: - The appropriate legal basis which allows you to connect records -consensus-third of the Information Commissioner 84th paragraph Article ZVOP1 - Contract / agreement between the user and Ministry of the Interior user certificate by the Ministry of the Interior enter in your security scheme -HKOM network to the user

Available as: BINARY XLS PDF
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 05.08.2016 | 855 views

Project Management Methodology in the Public Administration

Project Management Methodology in the Public Administration

Available as: ZIP PDF
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 08.07.2016 | 765 views

Logotip nacionalnega portala openscience.si

Open Science Slovenia

The national infrastructure consists of four university repositories and a national portal (http://openscience.si/) that aggregates content from the university repositories and other Slovenian archives in order to provide a common search engine, recommendation of similar publications, and similar text detection. The Slovenian open access infrastructure dataset comprises of metadata and author data of diploma, master and doctoral theses and research publications of Slovenian universities and other Slovenian archives (dLib.si, Videolectures.NET, DKOMORS, repository SciVie...). The dataset is available in n-triples, RDF/XML and CSV format. Metadata from dataset is also accesible via the web interface. Each query returns a JSON object with a variable amount of properties (depending on the metadata available and the type of request).

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 05.07.2016 | 244 views

STOP birokraciji

Common Methodology for Measuring Administrative Costs

This is the model accepted by the European Commission for measuring the administrative costs incurred to businesses by the EU (EU Directives and other legislation). Today the Standard Cost Model (SCM) is internationally the most widespread methodology for measuring administrative costs. With the help of the model for measuring the administrative costs individual legislative acts are analysed in such a way that the necessary information and data (IO - information obligation) are defined and further divided into specific activities to be undertaken by a company (individual or an organization) to provide the necessary information required by legislation. IO is regarded as any additional obligation in the form of new procedures imposed on the parties (more difficult exercise of rights and legal interests, submitting additional documents or more complex documents etc.) resulting in higher costs and time-consuming procedures. This defines measurable administrative activities. Strengths of the common methodology: - A systematic review of the Act and associated implementing regulations; - A comprehensive overview of the relevant area with the acquisition of information on burdens; - The possibility of comprehensive system solutions; - The possibility of simulation of the obtained data, costs, obligations, burdens; - Quantitative evaluation of obligations; - Possibility to evaluate the entire field of work, individual rule or regulation or a part thereof; - Methodology applicable ex-ante or ex-ponte; - International comparability.

Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.02.2016 | 355 views

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