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Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Minister of Electronics & Information Technology and Shri Conrad Kongkal Sangma, jointly launched Meghalaya Enterprise Architecture Project (MeghEA)here today.The MeghEA initiative is spread across 6 pillars i.e.  Governance, Human Resources, Entrepreneurship, Primary Sector, Infrastructure and Environment, and envision to make Meghalaya a high income state by 2030. The project aims to improve service delivery and governance for the people using power of Digital technologies.

The initiative is in line with Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s vision of Digital India that focuses on transforming the lives of common people. He further said that the telecom reforms that we have brought will have very positive impact on the North Eastern states by improving connectivity. Project aims to improve governance and service delivery at grassroots level

Chief Minister of Meghalaya Shri Conrad Sangma, thanked the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, National Informatics Centre (NIC), Information Technology Department of state and others forimplementing the MeghEA project in short span of time. He said that once the project is implemented we will see its impact on the governance as a whole and it will help improve service delivery at the grassroots level.

During the launch of the North East vision document in Aug 2018, Meghalaya was selected as the pilot first pilot State for preparation of Meghalaya Enterprise Architecture (MeghEA) and design and implementation of MeghEA integrated Finance Solution Architecture. In line with the above National e-Governance Division(NeGD), MeitY engaged with the Meghalaya State Government to build State Government capacities and initiate the project.                               

MeghEA was conceived to support the following digital government goals:

• A planned state government transformation initiative which demands efficient coordination between strategies, policies, processes, services and organizational capacity to absorb change.
• Coordinate all ICT initiatives under one umbrella to get a better holistic perspective, boost IT planning effectiveness and optimize costs and investments for better returns.
• Implement and ICT enable state government process reengineering to provide multi-channel service delivery in a manner that increases digital take-up and completion rates.
• Ensure that state government applications and systems provide end-users with information they need to make decisions and influence government operations.
• Craft an ecosystem for the digital economy to boost shared prosperity, by leveraging ICT for employment and growth.

Envisaged impact of the project-

• Preparation of a vision and roadmap to achieve the MeghEA vision (including SDGs adopted by the State)and mission levers – Connect (connected citizen connected government), Collaborate (efficiently collaborating government)  and Empower (digitally enabled citizens).
• Adopting the approach of radical transformation and focuson process re-engineering of the department processes.
• Interoperability among various public, private and governmental applications leading to a connected ecosystem to foster innovation and promote secure data sharing.
• Improved and integrated deliveryof Financial services.