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Sunday, 8/9/2024
Sunday, 8/9/2024
Hai Duong province recorded positive results in digital transformation in the first six months of 2024.
Hai Duong province achieved many positive results in digital transformation, from institutions to digital awareness, digital economy, and information security, the first six months of 2024, said Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Tran Duc Thang on July 17.
Thang, who is also head of the provincial Digital Transformation Steering Committee, made the remark at a meeting with the committee to evaluate digital transformation results in the first six months and deploy tasks for the last six months of 2024.
He required the provincial Digital Transformation Steering Committee to request the provincial People’s Committee to study and ask competent authorities to consider and soon issue a regulation on 100% exemption of fees and charges for full-process online public services.
The provincial Party Committee secretary required the steering committee to have a specific implementation schedule for the Intelligent Operations Center (IOC) and Security Operations Center (SOC), focus on removing obstacles, and promptly put them into operation to serve the people.
In the first half of the year, digital economy made up 17.5% of Hai Duong’s GRDP.
150,104 agricultural production households in the province were active on e-commerce platforms, 173,732 agricultural production households were trained in digital skills, 1,162 products of the province were posted on e-commerce platforms with 41,132 transactions there, ranking 7th nationwide.
The province had 3,229 base transceiver stations at 1,565 locations. 3G and 4G mobile networks covered 100% of the province’s population. More than 1.7 million subscribers used smartphones, reaching 87% of smartphones/ 100 people.
The rate of online applications hit 87%, 16% of which were full-process ones; 100% of results were given online; and 98.89% of dossiers and results of administrative procedure processing were digitized, according to the system monitoring and measuring the level of service provision (EMC).
People’s satisfaction of administrative procedure processing on the National Public Service Portal was high, reaching 99% in terms of handling feedback and recommendations and 95.55% in receiving and resolving administrative procedures.
HA KIEN – THANH CHUNG