ICT

 Today I learned about government to citizen services ( G2C )

G2C services in Bhutan 

1. Business

2. construction development board

3. passport 

4. education

5. censes

6. thromde

7. drug regulation 

8. judiciary

9. security clearance 

10. adults' clearance

11. online payment 

12. labor  and employment 

13. land tax

14. transport


advantages of G2C

> Speed 

> Saving costs 

> Transparency

> Accountability




Disadvantages of G2C

> loss of interpersonal communication

> illiteracy

> Cybercrime/Leakage of Personal Information

> High Setup Cost and Technical Difficulties









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