
DICT eyes P2.7-B eGov fund as digital services expand
‘Digitalization doesn’t actually need to be expensive. If you know how to optimize and avoid repeating processes and systems, it will come in under budget.”
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‘Digitalization doesn’t actually need to be expensive. If you know how to optimize and avoid repeating processes and systems, it will come in under budget.”

The DICT is seeking a P2.7-billion budget to expand the Philippines’ e-government program, boosting cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and the eGovPH Super…

The Department of Justice and Quezon City have launched the Online Prosecutor's Clearance Application System and a Digital Case Management System to modernize…

The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) launches a digitalization roadmap to speed up housing services, streamline permits and CR/LS…


Eastern Samar is advancing healthcare by implementing digital profiling for residents, ensuring efficient resource allocation and improved medical services.…

House Speaker Faustino Dy III urges mayors to embrace digital tools for enhanced public service, highlighting the eGov PH app's success in transforming…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. directs the Philippine Statistics Authority to simplify and speed up civil registry services, including birth certificate…

‘As a result, healthcare services are delivered more efficiently and effectively, and public service management is improved even in geographically isolated and…

By adopting a digital, cashless-ready billing and payment ecosystem, NPC strengthens its digital transformation roadmap and enhances public service delivery…

GSIS expands digital services in Zamboanga, earns national recognition for financial management, strengthens partnerships with educators in Basilan, and honors…

The LTFRB will begin nationwide digitalization of its frontline services next month, streamlining public transportation transactions and addressing a backlog…

Senator Bong Go called on MIMAROPA vice mayors to bring government services closer to the people, reaffirming his legislative priorities on healthcare and…

Senator Bong Go hails the enactment of the E-Governance Act as a major step toward faster, more accessible government services, enhanced digital literacy, and…

Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Secretary Jose Ramon P. Aliling, returning to public service is more than just duty — it’s…


‘Money should be spent to improve the life of every Pasigueño. If we save and don’t spend, taxes become useless since the proceeds are meant to help the poor…


PCO supports DOTr chief Vince Dizon's initiative to digitize 95% of government transactions, enhancing efficiency and accessibility in public services.
