(Construction) - Digital transformation must be carried out regularly and continuously but with focus and focus; ensure that the data motto must be "correct, sufficient, clean, live", information security; implemented in a methodical, substantive and effective manner, avoiding the situation of "hundreds of flowers racing to bloom", avoiding overlapping, spreading investment, wastefulness, especially avoiding formality.
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The Government Office has just issued Notice No. 16/TB-VPCP concluding the conference on the preliminary review of the 01-year implementation of Project 06 and the summary of activities of the National Committee on Digital Transformation in 2022 on December 25, 2022. .
Positive change in awareness and action on digital transformation
The announcement stated: In 2022, 9/12 targets and 101/107 tasks have been completed in the Working Plan of the National Committee on Digital Transformation; completed 45/56 tasks according to the Prime Minister's conclusions at the Meetings; completed 59/225 tasks of Project 06 and is continuing to implement 166 tasks.
Awareness and actions on national digital transformation continued to change positively, spreading at all levels, sectors and localities, especially leaders. State management activities from traditional methods to digital environment have been promoted and achieved some initial results.
The work of perfecting institutions, mechanisms and policies, and creating a legal environment for digital transformation has received attention from leadership and direction, and has achieved positive results. In addition to submitting to the National Assembly Law projects related to digital transformation, the Government and the Prime Minister have issued 16 important documents in 2022 (including 04 Decrees, 01 Government Resolution and 10 Decision No. , 01 Directive of the Prime Minister); Notably, the National Strategy for Development of the Digital Economy and Digital Society to 2025, with Orientation to 2030, Decree No. 104/2022/ND-CP dated December 21, 2022 of the Government as the legal basis. important to implement the removal of household registration books, paper temporary residence books and switch to a digital environment.
Information technology infrastructure and digital platforms continue to be developed: (i) Fixed and mobile broadband network access speeds increased over the same period, ranked 45th and 52nd respectively, higher than the average of the world; (ii) Specialized data transmission network of Party and State agencies connected to wards, communes and townships; (iii) National and specialized databases are promoted to build, connect, share and create conveniences in providing online public services for people and businesses (management) residential management, business registration, insurance, electronic civil status...). In particular, the national population database has been connected and linked with 47 ministries, branches, localities, groups and state corporations; issued over 76 million citizen identification cards with electronic chips; synchronize over 234 million vaccination information; activated nearly 2.6 million electronic identity accounts; identify accurate information of nearly 50 million mobile subscribers...
Online public services have been deployed more widely and effectively: The National Public Service Portal has provided nearly 4.4 thousand online public services at level 3 and 4 (3 times higher than in 2021); more than 154 million state sync records (1.7 times more than in 2021); more than 3.9 million online payment transactions (more than 5.7 times in 2021); Many digital services serving people and businesses are provided in a timely and efficient manner (registration for exams and admission to universities and colleges; online passport issuance; successful pilot of 02 connected public services registered for registration). registration of birth - registration of permanent residence - issuance of health insurance cards for children under 6 years old and registration of death - deletion of permanent residence registration - funeral allowance).
The digital economy and digital society have seen many positive changes, especially electronic tax payment, electronic invoices, e-commerce, and non-cash payment. Localities must be determined and drastic in implementing electronic tax collection from food and beverage shops, without operating licenses when electronic tax payment has not been made; to ensure against loss of tax revenue in the tourism industry, the food and beverage industry, etc.
Digital transformation still has a big gap between urban and rural areas
However, digital transformation still has some limitations: The role of the leader in leading and directing the implementation of digital transformation has not been promoted; 3/12 targets in the National Committee's Operational Plan on Digital Transformation have not been completed yet, of which the rate of digitization of dossiers and results of handling administrative procedures at the ministerial-level One-Stop-Stop Department remains uncompleted. short. Digital transformation still has a big gap between urban and rural areas. Some localities lack an overall, long-term vision and are inconsistent in digital transformation. There are 266 villages and hamlets without mobile coverage and lack of electricity.
Institutions, mechanisms and policies to improve the legal environment to promote digital transformation are still incomplete and have not kept up with practical requirements; the construction, modification and supplementation is still slow.
Digital infrastructure and national digital platforms have not been completed yet, and have not yet met the set demand; Digital platforms for education, training, healthcare and social security are lacking. Many national and specialized databases are still slow to deploy; The connection and sharing of data between ministries, branches and localities still have many limitations, problems, and inefficiency, and the situation of information remains fragmented, fragmented, divided...
The cause of the above shortcomings and limitations is the lack of drastic measures, fear of collisions in direction and implementation, especially the heads of some ministries, branches and localities, not considering digital transformation as an important task. focused, not really interested in, directing, prioritizing resources for transformation
Creating a legal corridor to promote national digital transformation
The Prime Minister requested the heads of ministries, branches and localities to pay attention to direct the promotion of digital transformation and Project 06 with high political determination, drastic and effective action.
Ministries, sectors and localities increase awareness of the position, role and importance of national digital transformation in the socio-economic development strategy for the period 2021-2030. Focus on reviewing, amending and supplementing current regulations, building and perfecting institutions, mechanisms and policies, creating a legal corridor to promote national digital transformation, focusing on ensuring information security. information, network security; urgently promulgate the Digital Transformation Plan, implement the Project 06 in 2023 in association with appropriate resource allocation, ensuring the substance, avoiding the formality; proactively organize the implementation, promptly report to competent authorities to promptly remove and handle difficulties and problems.
Promote the construction, update, interconnection and connection of digital platforms and databases that are synchronous, substantive, efficient, focused and focused. Connecting national and specialized information systems and databases with the Information Center, directing and operating of the Government and the Prime Minister.
At the same time, focus on completing and implementing 53 essential public services (in Project 06 and Decision 422/QD-TTg dated April 4, 2022 of the Prime Minister), especially 10 public services that have been over deadline in 2022. Completing professional processes, digitizing records, and results of administrative procedures provided in the network environment, connecting online public services with the National Public Service Portal; at the same time, review, evaluate and restructure all public services provided on the National Public Service Portal to ensure that people and businesses are centered. Actively guide, organize the implementation of digitization, provide online public services, regularly evaluate implementation results through the satisfaction level of people and businesses.
Promote e-commerce, non-cash payment for payment of social allowances and social security support; application of the national population database in authentication and customer identification when opening accounts.
Urgently upgrade and complete information technology infrastructure to meet the requirements in Document No. 1552/BTTTT-THH dated April 26, 2022 of the Ministry of Information and Communications, to complete the connection between the Information System information on handling administrative procedures with the national database on population serving the settlement of administrative procedures and public services according to Decree No. 107/2021/ND-CP dated December 6, 2021 of the Government.
Review and evaluate information safety and network security of information systems and databases; urgently overcome limitations and inadequacies in security holes, information disclosure and personal data protection.
Strengthen international cooperation in digital transformation, especially investment cooperation and technology transfer; train, attract, recruit, arrange and treat digital transformation human resources, especially high-quality human resources, limiting brain drain.
Expeditiously complete the provision of chip-based citizen identification cards
The Ministry of Public Security agreed to the policy of building a national data center; assigned the Ministry of Public Security to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with relevant ministries and agencies in, submitting and requesting for Government policy on the proposal to build a National Data Center Project at the Government's regular meeting in January 2023. is the Data Center of the Government, not the Ministry of Public Security.
At the same time, the Ministry of Public Security strengthened the Working Group to implement the Prime Minister's Project 06 in the direction of adding a number of ministers and representatives of some leaders of ministries and branches to participate in strengthening the direction of implementation. Project 06 is effective. Implementation time in January 2023.
Expeditiously complete the provision of chip-based citizen identification cards and personal identification codes; standardize, update and share information in the national database on population with ministries, branches and localities. Strengthening support for people to perform public services using information about citizens, especially at the beginning of giving up paper household registration books and temporary residence books; together with ministries, branches, localities, information and communication agencies to participate, propagate and guide people to use online public services, so that people can feel secure, use and ensure all legitimate interests. law and legitimacy of the people.
Continue to improve the application of electronic identification and authentication (VNEID), integrate essential services to gradually replace documents related to citizens, strive to grant 40 million accounts by the second quarter of 2023. electronic identification for citizens.
Completely handle the situation of junk SIM
The Prime Minister assigned the Ministry of Information and Communications to assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with ministries, branches and localities in, formulating and submitting to the Chairman of the National Committee for Digital Transformation for approval the 2023 Operational Plan; monitor, urge and summarize the results of the performance of tasks; assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Ministry of Public Security in, directing telecommunications businesses to urgently handle the situation of garbage SIMs.
Urgently upgrade and expand the national data sharing and integration platform to ensure smooth and stable operation; Assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with ministries, branches and localities in, organizing the implementation of data connection and sharing in accordance with the Government's Decree No. 47/2020/ND-CP dated April 9, 2020 fruit, save.
The Ministry of Information and Communications shall guide ministries, branches and localities to identify specific tasks for the implementation of the National Digital Transformation Program to 2025, with orientation to 2030; have a specific digital transformation roadmap for each year, on that basis, ministries, branches and localities will implement the capital for the 2021-2025 medium-term public investment plan assigned and reviewed by competent authorities. , arrange for projects and programs in accordance with the Law on Public Investment and related guiding documents; guide ministries, branches and localities to apply digital signature authentication integrated in applications on mobile devices, serving to provide online public services to people and businesses.
Bringing fiber optic cables and electricity to 266 villages and hamlets
The Ministry of Information and Communications, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Committee for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises shall direct and focus on mobilizing resources, tools and means for mobile and Internet coverage, and bringing fiber optic cables and electricity to 266 villages and hamlets will be used in 2023, ensuring that people in all regions of the country will not be left behind.
Simultaneously, the Ministry of Planning and Investment shall assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Ministry of Finance in, researching and elaborating a scheme on building database of enterprises, especially non-state enterprises, and submitting them to the Government for consideration and decision in order to target the management of enterprises. management, monitoring, evaluation and business support.
The Ministry of Finance shall assume the prime responsibility for summing up and advising on allocating non-business funds from the state budget for digital transformation implementation in 2023; Directing the General Department of Taxation to research and implement solutions for e-invoices generated from cash registers for food and beverage services, to combat loss of tax revenue and budget revenue.
The Ministry of Education and Training urgently completes 02 tasks in the National Committee's Work Plan on Digital Transformation in 2022: (i) Project on piloting the digital higher education model; (ii) Promulgating program standards for the information technology sector. Research to incorporate information technology skills requirements into training program standards. Completed in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Digital transformation in vocational education
The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs to accelerate the implementation of the Digital Transformation Program in Vocational Education until 2025, with a vision to 2030, especially skills improvement training. job; Assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the State Bank of Vietnam and the Ministry of Public Security in, continuing to promote the implementation of payments through accounts for beneficiaries of state budget subsidies.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment urgently completes the national land database, soon provides online public services related to land to serve people and businesses.
The Ministry of Construction guides localities to digitize housing data issued before 2009, to organize the connection and sharing of housing data with the national land database for effective housing management. water, limit manual inspection and supervision.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism urgently proposes programs, plans and solutions to implement General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's conclusion at the 2021 National Cultural Conference: "Building a cultural environment Digitalization is suitable for the digital economy, digital society and digital citizen, adapting the culture and regulating the country's sustainable development in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
