1. Paperless & Cashless Poland Program overview
Karolina Muszyńska
Based on: Webpages of the Ministry of Digital Affairs -

2. Agenda Characteristics of the Paperless and Cashless Poland Program
Goals and focus of the 13 streams of the Program
Projects realized within each Program stream

3. Paperless & Cashless Poland
Paperless & Cashless Poland is the governmental Program aimed at digitizing services, processes and transactions
It includes 13 streams focusing on limiting paper documentation and manual processes in administration and increasing cashless circulation
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4. Projects realized within Digital Public Services
Development of meta-rules and rules of building digital public services and a standard of service description for public entities
Developing the concept of the Administration Knowledge Base
Developing standards and guidelines for digital public services
Audit of the existing digital public services and implementation of their optimized versions
Digitization of two new calendar services
Digitization of services covering the most important life situations of citizens within the Digital Services Laboratory

5. Projects realized within Digital Identity
Implementation of applying by banking systems under the Family Program 500+
Implementation of the ability to log in using bank passwords in PUE ZUS
Preparation of the legal basis for the implementation of trust services
Deploying a "Separated Trust Profile" with the ability to login and authorize via electronic banking services
Developing a legal basis for the functioning of the national electronic identification scheme
Developing and validating a federated identification and authentication model
Developing the concept and design of the National e-ID Node
Developing a concept of trust and digital identification services for businesses
Developing a concept for business services based on digital identity

6. Projects realized within Increasing Cashless Circulation
Carrying out an educational campaign
Implementation of non-cash payment of fines
Implementation of non-cash payments in the administration
Organization of receipts lottery for non-cash transactions
Introduction of the obligation to have a non-cash receipt accepting device
Analysis of the benefits of introducing tax incentives for consumers making non-cash payments
Inventory of foreign experiences and identification of further initiatives to promote cashless trading
Introduction of non-cash form of payment of remuneration as preferred
Analysis of the benefits of introducing a non-cash form of social benefits payments
Limiting cash payments in economic circulation

7. Projects realized within National Payment Scheme
Selection of operational and functional model of the National Scheme
Choice of institutional model and business partner of the National Scheme
Launch of the first functionalities on the media of the National Scheme
Pilot of non-cash card payments in the public sector
Launch of non-cash remote payments in the public sector

8. Projects realized within e-Invoice & e-Receipt
Poland's accession to the EU cross-border exchange of e-invoices and e- documents OpenPEPPOL
Implementation of e-invoicing regulations in public procurement
Implementation of the e-invoicing platform for public finance B2A (POPC project)
Implementation of e-invoicing B2B
Creation of e-invoicing clusters and incubators
Creation and implementation of the e-receipt system

9. Projects realized within e-Taxes & e-Social Benefits
Implementation of a fully functional e-Contribution system
Running the e-Social Benefits registry

10. Projects realized within e-Health
Make the required legislative changes to create identification and authentication mechanisms for health care
Development of tools containing identification, authentication and electronic signatures functionality for patients, physicians and other health care workers
Make the Integrated Patient Profile available using a modified Trusted Profile
Enabling e-Registrations using a modified Trusted Profile
Implementation of the solutions included in Electronic Platform for Collection, Analysis, Resource Sharing (...) Project and e-Registration on the e-Health portal

11. Projects realized within e-Reporting
Identify the possible range of changes in reporting from the perspective of the greatest potential benefits to the economy
Introduction of integrated electronic reporting standard for the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance and Central Statistical Office based on National Register reports
Introduction of the optimal reporting standard under the Telecommunications Law

12. Projects realized within Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies
Carry out an educational campaign about the possibilities of using blockchain technology in administration and in various economic fields
Preparation of legislative proposals ensuring the free development of blockchain technology and digital currency in Poland
Pilot use of blockchain technology in the economy
Development of a regulatory sandbox design for blockchain technology
Launch of the blockchain incubator / accelerator
Preparation of a code of "best practices" for cryptocurrency companies

13. Projects realized within e-Box & e-Delivery
Launch of universal e-Box for electronic delivery
Introduction of changes in the law governing the recording of electronic delivery
Preparation of the organizational and technical standard of e-delivery services

14. Projects realized within IT Architecture
Amendment of the Resolution on the Integrated IT Programming of the State in accordance with the new strategy of the Ministry of Digital Affairs
Establishment of a new structure for the Ministry of Digital Affairs focused on implementation of projects
Development of a vision of the State Information Architecture
Current architectural support for all Streams of the Program
Creation of the GOV.PL portal covering the websites of all ministries
Expansion of the functionality of the portal with a service part and the integration of subsequent administration sites with the ecosystem GOV.PL

15. Projects realized within Cybersecurity
Creation of the Cyber Security Strategy of the Republic of Poland
Adoption of the law on national cyber security system
Construction of an early warning system for the National Security Center
Achieve full operational capability by the National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Construction of the Government Security Cluster
Creation of the "Golden Hundred" program for the most valuable IT staff in administration
Current support for all Program streams in terms of cyber-security