The Slovenian Government has adopted an
eGovernment Action Plan, set to run until 2010. The plan is a central element of the SEP-2010 strategy (eGovernment Strategy of the Republic of Slovenia 2006 to 2010) adopted by the Government in April 2006.
The primary aim of the Action Plan is to give concrete form to the implementation and monitoring of the SEP-2010 eGovernment strategy in Slovenia. The Action Plan concerns all eGovernment projects and eServices put forward in SEP-2010 and provides detailed updates on the progress made so far. It also provides examples of good practice and a general overview of the advancement of eGovernment in Slovenia, comparing it with progress in other parts of the European Union.
To ensure transparency, particular care was taken in selecting the most appropriate processes, organisational solutions, tools, IT solutions and methodologies to be used throughout the plan. These are essential for the successful development of eGovernment in the future. They also allow for mistakes that occur while developing new eServices to be corrected along the way, taking account of European and international standards.
A secondary goal of the action plan is to provide new impetus to the development of eServices that are considered necessary but that have so far been delayed. In particular, those based on joint EU projects, using a shared architecture and common European standards, as well as those necessary for the internal functioning of the Slovenian Government.
http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/6662/194