1. EUPAN eGovernment Working Group
Tim Schröder
Federal Ministry of the Interior
Section IT 1
Information Society and eGovernment

2. Key events during German Presidency
1. March 2007
Advancing eGovernment 2007
Conference with around 300 participants from all MS
10./11. May 2007
eGovernment Working group meeting

3. Key issues during German Presidency
EC-Services Directive
eIdentity Management
Open Document Exchange Formats
National Strategies

4. Key issues of eGovernment WG
see above and
Future role of eGovernment WG

5. background
Many different fora on european and international level are dealing with eGovernment issues

6. (Signaturrichtlinie)EC
Troika-Treffen
InfoSoc bzw.
E-Gov.
Council
DG DIGIT
Francisco
GARCIA MORAN
DG ENTERPR
Heinz Zourek
DG INFOSO
Fabio Colasanti
RAT
Verkehr, Tele-
Kommukation und
Energie
Justiz und Inneres
I2010
High Level Group
ENISA
Management Board
Artikel 9
(Signaturrichtlinie)
CSC (Council
Security Committee)
Dauervorsitz
Ratssekretariat
AStV II
EU Steering
Group
IDabc
Lenkungsgremium
PEGSCO
Prepatory
RAG
Rechtsinformatik
Dauervorsitz:
RAG Energie
Tele-
kommunikation
RAG Verkehr
INFOSEC AG
CSC (I)
OECD
ICCP
OECD WPIIS
OECD WPISP
OECD WPIE
Task Force on
Spam (derzeit
nicht aktuell
eGovernment
Experts Network
IDAbc technical
Working group
eAccessibility
ICT and
Aging
IDAbc
eSignature
Experts Group
EPAN
EPAN GD
Common Criteria
Management Committee
A beobachtendes
Mitglied
(berichtet an die MS)
elD expert group
E-Government
Subgroup
Ad-hoc Security
eContent
eHelath
eInclusion
Inclusive
Ad-hoc group
eParticipation
(eDemocracy)
High impact Services
expert group
Efficiency &
Effectiveness
eDoc
adhoc group
eProcurement
Sustainability
Advisory Group
IPM
IDAbcs
Testa
IDAbc Evaluation
IDAbc eLIink
eObservatory
Open Source
IDAbc Your
Europe
IDAbc Security
Expert Group
interoperability
Unit IDA Prog.
Karel DE VRIENDT
ICA

7. background Ressources are limited
Exchange of experiences is limited to the respective working group.
Little exchange of experiences between the working groups
Expertise of eGovernment WG could be better used also in IPSG and HRWG

8. Conclusions
ICT has become a driving force for modernization and innovation in public services as well as for the reduction of administrative burdens for businesses and citizens.
An optimal use of ICT requires administrations with an innovative climate, skilled personnel and good leadership.
The expertise the eGovernment Working group has gained should be more intensively integrated in the work of the whole European Public Administration Network.

9. Conclusions
eGovernment WG is asking DG´s to discuss methods to better integrate the expertise of the eGovernment WG in the Work of the whole network

10. eGovernment Working group
Thank You!