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OECD e-leaders Meeting 2010 11-12 Oct. 2010, Brussels, Belgium e-government in Korea Ministry of Public Administration and Security

Trajectory of Korean e-gov Military + Kim ( 1987 1994 ) Kim + Roh ( 1995 2007 ) Lee ( 2008 2009 ) Computerizatio n Infrastructure Reshuffle Utilization & Integration Service Critical DB (Citizen, Land, Vehicle, Ministerial Informatization Utilization & Integration etc.) Gov-Wide of Service/Data/ Info. Resources Infra. PSTN/PSDN KII (Korea Information Infrastructure) BcN ( Broadband Convergence Network) RFID/USN OECD e-leaders Meeting 2010

Future : Smart Korea (2010~2020) Service Infra Social Infra E-Gov Service M-Gov Service (Gov 3.0) Open (Service/Data/Policy-Making, etc) Citizen Centric Service by Connected & Integration Infra. Giga Internet / Wireless free Safe & Trusted Infra Machine to machine communication

Best Practices e-gov 24(G4C ) - Public Information Disclosure System(www.open.go.kr) - e-participation (www.epeople.go.kr) : Online Petition & Proposal Portal - National Portal (www.korea.go.kr) - Online Civil Service (www.minwon.go.kr) Public Info. Disclosure (Cases, request based) 398,000 Public Proposals (Cases) 58,000 Online civil service (Cases, Application based) 25.7M 104,000 570 0.38M 04 09 02 09 03 09

Best Practices G4B - e-procurement (www.g2b.go.kr) & Online Patent service (www.patent.go.kr) - e-customs (portal.customs.go.kr) - Single Window for Business(www.g4b.go.kr) G2B - On-Nara BPS - Digital Budget & Accounting System(www.digitalbrain.go.kr) Shared Infra. - e-gov Standard Framework (www.egovframe.go.kr) - Knowledge Portal (www.knowledge.go.kr) E-Procurement Transaction Volume Volume $36B $84B 03 09

Indicators Service : e-gov. Service Usage Index Infra : EA Maturity Index Security - National Security Index - Privacy Protection Index Society - Digital Culture Index - Digital Divide Index - Internet Addiction Ratio

e-gov. Service Usage Index Purpose: Evaluate citizen s usage & satisfaction of e-gov. Service Major Indicators : Recognition (R), Usage(U), Satisfaction(S) Usage Index = (R * W1 ) + (U * W2) +(S * W3) Method: Survey per year Sample size : more 5,000 citizens above than 20 years old Survey method : email or telephone interview by structuralized questionnaire Survey Organization : MOPAS, NIA, Research Company Index of e-gov Usage 61.1 72.5 07 09

EA Maturity Index Purpose: Evaluate maturity level for public area (Ministries, local Gov. and public agencies) Major Indicators : EA Implementation, Management, Usage - Average of each grade (1-5 step) Method: Measure & Check the architecture products Self evaluation -> Check by 3 rd party by MOPAS, NIA Ministries & Public Agencies 2.6 2.0 07 09

National Security Index Purpose: Evaluate & Upgrade the Security Level of Government, Business and Citizen Major Indicators : Information Security Index, Adverse Effects Index Information Security Index (Direct Index): Penetration rate of antivirus S/W, firewall, IDS and ratio of budget & manpower for security, etc. Averse Effects Index (Indirect Index): Declaration rate of hacking, virus infection, privacy invasion, etc. security Averse Effect 9

Privacy Protection Index Purpose: Evaluate management level of privacy protection for citizens and business Major Indicators - 12 indicators for Business ( Ratio of Security Server Adoption, Rule- Observance about Privacy protection, Report Invasion, ETC) - 7 indicators for Citizen ( Ratio of Antivirus S/W Installation, Privacy Guideline confirmation, ETC) Index = Sum of (Result * Weight) Method: Survey per year Survey Organization : KCC, KISA 49.0 Business 56.6 08 09 Citizen 61.8 65.6 08 09

Digital Culture Index Purpose: Transform to Good Digital Citizen by measuring ICT ethics, capability, sensibility and practical morality Major Indicators : 4 areas (Capability, Ethics, Sensibility, Activity) Method: Survey per year Sample size : 2,000 internet users above than 7 years old Survey method : Home-visit interview by structuralized questionnaire Survey Organization : MOPAS, NIA, Research Company Digital Capability Digital Ethics Digital Sensibility Practice & Activity General point 64.5 ( 08) 69.7 ( 09) 74.3( 08) 76.5( 09) 55.0( 08) 63.3( 09) 44.6( 08) 48.6( 09) 61.6 ( 08) 66.2( 09) 100.0

Digital Divide Index Purpose: Bridge & resolve Digital Divide for neglected areas such as handicapped, low-income bracket, remote rural area residents Major Indicators : Gap of Accessibility (A), Capability (C), Usage Quantity (Q1), Usage Quality (Q2) Total Index = (A * W1) + (C * W2) + ((Q1 + Q2 ) * W3) Method: Survey per year Sample size : more 6,000 citizens (more 1,000 per each class) Survey method : Home-visit interview Survey Organization : MOPAS, NIA, Research Company Digital Divide Index 69.7% Handicapped 80.3% Low-income Bracket 79.5% Rural residents 60.3% 45.0% 57.5% 55.6% 33.8% 12

Internet Addiction Ratio Purpose: Support the policy-making to prevent & resolve the Internet addiction problem Method: Survey per year Sample size : more 6,500 citizens (2,000 youths, 4,000 adults) Survey method : Home-visit interview by structuralized questionnaire Survey Organization : MOPAS, NIA, Research Company Internet Addiction Youth Adults 14.6% 20.3% 8.9% 8.5% 12.8% 6.4%