Prospect of e-governance
Everywhere in the world, especially in Asia, Africa and South America, governments are using the Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in enhancing sustainable development. Bangladesh that lags far behind in this regard needs to put the ICTs at the heart of all of its advancement programmes and strategies. These technologies can also expedite the country's progress in economic, social and political spheres. The traditional methods of growth and development will be replaced by the latest technology-based ways of development. And one development is e-governance, if we talk about the Electronic Governance (e-governance) of any country, then at first we must know about the appropriate definition or concept of Electronic Governance (e-governance). The term e-governance can be defined as efficient and effective use of modern ICT technology with a view to establishing good governance. From the management and technological perceptions, the e-governance can also be defined as Electronic State Management System based on information and communication technologies (ICT), including the Internet technology, CRM sectors, TCP/IP protocol and various kinds of attributes. The ultimate objective of e-governance is to establish good governance. The attributes of good governance can be identified as follows: a. Honesty b. Efficiency and Effectiveness (in terms of time, space and money) c. Justice d. Reliability e. Participatory Democracy f. Accountability g. Accessibility and Transparency h. Equity i. Vision in decision making. Many countries of the world are now using the e-governance, and are benefited very much. Now Bangladesh is going ahead of other developing countries of the world. And I think if the Bangladesh government implements the e-governance then it will help the country in real terms.
By using the e-governance our government can manage the whole state management system electronically and ensure the proper distribution of service to the general people.
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