Today, April 23, at the hall of the Dakrong District People's Committee, the United Nations Development Program in Vietnam, the Provincial Public Administration Service Center in coordination with the Dakrong District People's Committee organized the handover of equipment to improve access to online public services for people in remote areas, remote areas, and ethnic minority areas in the process of building digital government in communes of Dakrong District.

Handing over equipment to build digital government to communes in Dakrong district - Photo: SP

Accordingly, 4 communes including Mo O, Ba Long, Huong Hiep, A Bung have received funding from the United Nations Development Program in Vietnam, each commune has 2 computers, 1 printer, 2 scanners, 2 wifi transmitters. The total value of the equipment is nearly 76 million VND/commune.

Supporting equipment to improve conditions for people in remote areas, ethnic minority areas to access public administrative services is public and transparent in the process of handling administrative procedures; improving the effectiveness of governance and public administration of state administrative agencies at the commune level.

Si Phung