1. eGovernment in Kenya (TCIP)
Arleen Cannata Seed
Senior Information Officer
20 April 2007

2. Rationale for eGovernment in Kenya
Improve GoK’s delivery of services to citizens
Increase type and quality of information from and to citizens
Increase GoK’s ability to ensure transparency and support anti-corruption efforts
Increase communications traffic flows contributing to viability of investments in infrastructure

3. Criteria for selecting applications
Identification of a champion or change agent
Potential for PPP for sustainability
Leverage Freedom of Information activities to increase efficiency, transparency, accountability
Use technology to reduce cost of service delivery
High potential for positive impact for citizens and reduction of poverty

4. Prospective Applications
Government Pension Administration
Driver’s License Registration
Wealth Declaration Form
High Court Registrar
Company Registration
Land Title Registration

5. Other Activities Support to eProcurement Digital Village/SMS
Support to the eGovernment Directorate and the Government Network
Link the MDAs
Establish the Network Operations Center
Advise on the National Data Center and the Disaster Recovery Center (other funding)

6. Institutional Arrangements for eGovernment
ICT Board under the MoIC
TCIP Implementation with Director, Fin and Proc Specialists, CTO, M&E and Governance in close collaboration with the beneficiaries
Governance Oversight Committee
Reps from public and private sector
Risk Management
Performance Agreements with MDAs
Communications Strategy