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Spain's eGovernment Portal Now Offers Access to 565 National, Regional and Local Public Services


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December 17, 2007 By

www.060.es is the first portal to give unified electronic access to Spain's public services, regardless of which administration runs them, according to the EU's Epractice News. The new version will enable users to personalize this facility and adapt it to their own needs. Of the 565 services that can now be reached via the site, 325 are provided by the various departments of the General State Administration, 181 by Spain's autonomous communities and 23 by local authorities.

Minister of Public Administration Elena Salgado presented the enhanced version of the portal when she opened the tenth edition of Tecnimap, Spain's eGovernment fair.

Apart from additional services, 060.es now offers interactive functions, including one that permits users to evaluate and comment on the services provided. Surveys and FAQs have also been added, as well as new ways to personalize the site. For instance, users who have logged on can manage their subscriptions to electronic bulletins and publications, earmark their most frequently used services and their favorite searches, and send other people links which they think might interest them.

The portal is one of the three elements in Spain's Red 060 (Network 060), dedicated to giving citizens the information they need. The other two constituents are local offices and the telephone hotline number after which the network is named.

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