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Creation of capacity for the implementation of life situations for the organisation of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic

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The beneficiary shall: Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic, Limbová 2, 837 52 Bratislava
Place of implementation: The whole territory of the Slovak Republic
Amount of non-recoverable financial contribution: EUR 478 783,00
Project implementation deadline: 1 January 2022 – March 2026

Target groups:
Staff of health system institutions;
Staff of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic and the other government departments concerned;
Citizens and entrepreneurs.

Project code: 17I01-04-P08-000008
Name of investment/reform: Investment No 01: Better services for citizens and entrepreneurs
Component name: Component 17: Digital Slovakia

Description and objective of the project:

The low number of users of electronic services provided by the State is due to a small emphasis on process simplicity and user experience. The current situation does not fully exploit the potential of e-services in addressing citizens' living situations and cannot pass a citizen through a life situation which does not require a citizen's knowledge of the processes and which does not supply the citizen with data that the State already has access to.

Defining priority living situations as well as mapping of individual services provided by the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic and establishing an investment plan for the implementation of priority living situations are a prerequisite for improving the electronic services of the state and the number of users of electronic services.

The main objective of the planned project is to create an interdisciplinary team responsible for the implementation of specified life situations, which is necessary to achieve the Investment objective 1: Engage eGovernment solutions 16 comprehensive priority living situations for EU citizens and entrepreneurs.

Specifically for the purpose of implementing the following life situations:

This project is funded by the European Union
from the means of the Recovery and Resilience Plan of the Slovak Republic.

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