The list of e-government services has been supplemented. According to Decision № 176 of the Cabinet of Ministers, e-procurement joined the list. Now the jurisdiction of Electronic Government includes the provision of information on tenders and their beneficiaries, information on the expected public procurement, as well as information on public procurement abroad.
To find out information about the list, you will need to visit the site (http://www.dxr.az), which is available in the Azerbaijani language.
According to the May 6 information, on the site you can find news about 111 local government bodies with 632 kinds of public services, of which 252 are available in electronic form.
Monitoring activities of the portal and maintaining the register have been assigned to the State Agency for Services to Citizens and Social Innovation, in which there are Asan Khidment centers.
Recall, the registry was created by Presidential Decree №262 from September 11, 2014 "On measures to create an electronic registry of services carried out by public authorities." --17D-
Economics
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