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Search within the site. The repositories of the NIO portal are used as catalogues. These catalogues contain information on datasets and data structure, their use, data administrator etc. The owner of the information is always the institution which created them, regardless if the institution is part of the private sector or a non-govermental organisation. The owner of all information within the public information system is the state.
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Since 9.12.2016, the "DATA" are being published on our NEW OPEN DATA PORTAL "OPSI": https://podatki.gov.si/data/search .

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Terms of use for the common building block Security Platform

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 30.07.2019 | 324 views

MODERN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROGRESS AND QUALITY POLICY

The Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted The policy of progress and quality of modern public administration consisting of the fundamental values and principles of public administration, focused on the progress and quality. The statement establishes the basis for a systemic definition of principles and support for the Public Administration Development Strategy 2015-2020. This will help to enhance awareness of employees regarding the importance of quality as a value in public administration.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.2 | Last change date: 13.01.2017 | 202 views

OPSI

Manual for the opening of public sector information

The manual is designed to be opened data collections and online publication in the form of "open data" and does not contain instructions and explanations of the authorities handling the case when carrying out the process of making a request of an applicant for re-use. Learn more about the latest ZDIJZ-E and the procedure for obtaining information on the basis of a request for re-use can be found on the website of the Ministry of Public Administration. Facilitate data searches and data collections will be placed on the Slovenian national portal of open data, which will be led by the Ministry of Public Administration and is expected in autumn 2016 modeled on open data portal of the European Union as a single entry point for re uporabo.Ključna added value to the portal, in addition to the "open" database, a uniform national catalog databases, from which they derive all the information about the files kept by the public sector, and their metadata. Thus, in one place also ensured transparency regarding the management of databases (public records and other databases), the method of acquisition and the conditions of re-use.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.2 | Last change date: 14.10.2016 | 261 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 | 246 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 | 785 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 | 365 views

oecd

OECD Principles on Digital Government Strategies (draft)

The document with the OECD Principles on Digital Government Strategies was prepared by a special OECD task force composed of 13 member countries in the period from May 2012, based on conclusions from the Mexico 2012 e-Leaders meeting in March 2012. The document was discussed on recent e-Leaders meeting in Bern and is in public debate until 20 December 2013. OECD is expecting from the member countries to present the document to as many stakeholders from inside and outside public administration as possible and to collect as many useful feedback as possible. The final version of the document will be presented to the PGC Committee presumably in March 2014 and after the adoption of the document that is planned to be in the second half of 2014, OECD will regularly monitor compliance of the countries with these principles.

Available as: DOC PPT
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.04.2015 | 247 views

Unique Procedure Code and Unique Document Code and a Code Table of Portals; POINT OF SINGLE CONTACT 2: CORE

Document contains information on how to form a unique procedure code and unique document code for procedures and documents that originate during procedures lead through portals that are meant to offer electronic administrative procedures for natural or legal persons.

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.12.2014 | 233 views

21 Results in catalogue

Sort by

Terms of use for the common building block Security Platform

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 1.2 | Last change date: 30.07.2019 | 324 views

MODERN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROGRESS AND QUALITY POLICY

The Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted The policy of progress and quality of modern public administration consisting of the fundamental values and principles of public administration, focused on the progress and quality. The statement establishes the basis for a systemic definition of principles and support for the Public Administration Development Strategy 2015-2020. This will help to enhance awareness of employees regarding the importance of quality as a value in public administration.

Available as: DOCX PDF
Asset | Release: 0.2 | Last change date: 13.01.2017 | 202 views

OPSI

Manual for the opening of public sector information

The manual is designed to be opened data collections and online publication in the form of "open data" and does not contain instructions and explanations of the authorities handling the case when carrying out the process of making a request of an applicant for re-use. Learn more about the latest ZDIJZ-E and the procedure for obtaining information on the basis of a request for re-use can be found on the website of the Ministry of Public Administration. Facilitate data searches and data collections will be placed on the Slovenian national portal of open data, which will be led by the Ministry of Public Administration and is expected in autumn 2016 modeled on open data portal of the European Union as a single entry point for re uporabo.Ključna added value to the portal, in addition to the "open" database, a uniform national catalog databases, from which they derive all the information about the files kept by the public sector, and their metadata. Thus, in one place also ensured transparency regarding the management of databases (public records and other databases), the method of acquisition and the conditions of re-use.

Available as: PDF
Asset | Release: 0.2 | Last change date: 14.10.2016 | 261 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 | 246 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 | 785 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 | 365 views

oecd

OECD Principles on Digital Government Strategies (draft)

The document with the OECD Principles on Digital Government Strategies was prepared by a special OECD task force composed of 13 member countries in the period from May 2012, based on conclusions from the Mexico 2012 e-Leaders meeting in March 2012. The document was discussed on recent e-Leaders meeting in Bern and is in public debate until 20 December 2013. OECD is expecting from the member countries to present the document to as many stakeholders from inside and outside public administration as possible and to collect as many useful feedback as possible. The final version of the document will be presented to the PGC Committee presumably in March 2014 and after the adoption of the document that is planned to be in the second half of 2014, OECD will regularly monitor compliance of the countries with these principles.

Available as: DOC PPT
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 14.04.2015 | 247 views

Unique Procedure Code and Unique Document Code and a Code Table of Portals; POINT OF SINGLE CONTACT 2: CORE

Document contains information on how to form a unique procedure code and unique document code for procedures and documents that originate during procedures lead through portals that are meant to offer electronic administrative procedures for natural or legal persons.

Available as: DOC
Asset | Release: 0.1 | Last change date: 23.12.2014 | 233 views

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