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e-Government for Cayman Islands
Duration
April 2017 - May 2019
Cayman Government has decided to take Estonian e-government model as an example in building its e-society and developing public e-services. During the project eGA acted as main contractor for all consultancy services on e-governance between Estonia and Cayman Islands.
The project was proceeded from the “Advisory mission to Cayman Islands” .
The project included the following tasks:
- Implementation of the technical data exchange platform (X-road);
- Implementation of the Catalogue of Interoperability Solutions (CatIS), which helped develop and administrate the data exchange layer and support systems for maintaining base registries and master data;
- Advisory services for the management of the population registry;
- Advisory services for implementing digital identity, including the creation of unique ID codes, production of ID cards, and regulation of the legislative framework;
- Other advisory services relevant to providing e-services (G2G, G2B, G2C).
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