(baosonla.vn) - In 2024, Son La province implemented a scoring system based on the Digital Transformation Assessment Index for state agencies to comprehensively evaluate the level of digital transformation. As a result, the state agencies in Son La province achieved a "fair" rating with an average score of 74.8/100 points.
Specifically, the average score for provincial-level agencies was 73.2/100 points, with the Department of Information and Communications ranking first at 91.48/100 points, followed by the Department of Transport at 89.94/100 points. The remaining 11 departments and agencies achieved a "fair" rating, and 7 departments and agencies achieved an "average" rating. The average score for district-level People's Committees was 76.4/100 points, with the City ranking first at 89.77/100 points; Phu Yen district ranking second at 84.13/100 points. The remaining 7 districts achieved a "fair" rating, and 4 districts achieved an "average" rating.
People come to complete procedures at the Son La Provincial Public Administration Service Center.
To make progress in digital transformation, during the year, departments, agencies, and district and city People's Committees assigned officials to be in charge of digital transformation and network information security; maintained the connection of agencies on the province's dedicated data transmission network; and regularly updated information system data and databases of their respective sectors and fields of management. This ensured that the percentage of outgoing electronic documents signed by authorized individuals reached over 97%.
Furthermore, departments, agencies, districts, and cities have reviewed and provided 100% of eligible administrative procedures for full-process online public services; the rate of online public services generating online applications reached nearly 86%; and the rate of online processing, digitization of documents, and results of administrative procedure resolution reached over 95%. Districts and cities have deployed free public Wi-Fi systems to serve the needs of residents and tourists at public places. Many OCOP products and strong products of districts and cities have been listed on e-commerce platforms. Schools, educational institutions, hospitals, and medical facilities have implemented cashless payments, bringing convenience to the people.
Source: Son La Newspaper