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Subject:  Multidisciplinary

E-government

E-government, also known as electronic government, e-gov, Internet government, digital government, online government or connected government, is a new alternative for interaction between citizens (natural persons) and businesses (legal persons) and the state, regional and local administrations and town councils, among others. It is based on the use of the information and communication technologies (ICT) to design, develop and implement digital tools and environments enabling communication and administrative procedures between citizens and businesses with the administrations and is supported and motivated by constant organizational and legal changes.

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Interoperability

Interoperability is the capacity of the information services, in this case of the public administrations, and the procedures they support, to share data and enable the exchange of information and knowledge, thereby fostering inter-administrative collaboration with the objective of facilitating citizens’ administrative procedures.

Interoperability networks

Interoperability networks are those inter-administrative collaborations that ensure the right of citizens not to provide documents that are already held by the different public administrations. They foster exchange of information between the different administrations and there are different types of initiatives at a national and autonomous community level, among others.

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