Rwanda plans to have over 400 more services digitised on Irembo – an online portal that serves as a gateway to different government services – by June 2024, with a view to ensuring efficiency in responding to citizens’ needs, according to the Ministry of ICT and Innovation.
The development intends to enable Rwandan residents to access more services electronically, reducing the time and transport costs they would incur while seeking them at various physical offices.
Today, 103 services are digitised on Irembo, according to data from the Ministry.
Speaking to The New Times, the Minister of ICT and Innovation, Paula Ingabire, said over 400 services are being re-designed and digitalised, under a project estimated to cost over $12 million (about Rwf13 billion).
During a session on ICT development with the Senate held on June 1, the Minister said that the process started in March this year, with the identification of the services in question, and is expected to be completed in June next year.
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