(baosonla.vn) - In 2024, Son La province will conduct scoring according to the Digital Transformation Assessment Index of State Agencies, to comprehensively assess the level of digital transformation. As a result, through the assessment, State agencies in Son La province achieved a good level with an average score of 74.8/100 points.
In which, the average score of the provincial-level agencies reached 73.2/100 points, ranked first is the Department of Information and Communications with 91.48/100 points, ranked second is the Department of Transport with 89.94/100 points, the remaining 11 departments and branches achieved a good level; 7 departments and branches at an average level. The average score of the district-level People's Committee block was 76.4/100 points, ranked first in the City with 89.77/100 points; ranked second in Phu Yen district with 84.13/100 points, ranked 7 districts at a good level, 4 districts at an average level.
People come to do procedures at the Public Administration Service Center of Son La province
Making progress in digital transformation, during the year, departments, branches, sectors, district and city People's Committees assigned staff in charge of digital transformation, network information security; maintained agency connections on the province's specialized data transmission network; regularly updated information system data, databases of sectors and management fields. Ensured that the rate of outgoing electronic documents signed by authorized persons at units reached over 97%.
In addition, departments, branches, districts and cities also reviewed and provided 100% of eligible administrative procedures to the full online public service; the rate of online public services generating online records reached nearly 86%; the rate of online records processing, digitized records, and results of handling administrative procedures reached over 95%. Districts and cities deployed free public wifi systems to serve the needs of people and tourists at public places. Many OCOP products, strengths of districts and cities, were put on e-commerce platforms. Schools, educational institutions, hospitals and medical facilities implemented cashless payments, bringing convenience to people.
According to: Son La Newspaper