1. E-government and democracy in Russian Federation
Made by:
2016

2. E-government
Until 2002 Russia did not have unified e-government development policy. On 2002 the Russian government approved “Electronic Russia” (E-Russia).
An important result of the distribution of the information and communication technologies (ICTs) and penetration of them into all spheres of social life

3. Federal target program “Electronic Russia” 2002
Objectives:
the creation of conditions for the development of democracy
improving the functioning of the economy
public administration
local self-government through the introduction of ICT and mass distribution
rights to freely seek, receive, transfer, production and dissemination of information
Federal target program “Electronic Russia” 2002

4. E-government
“Budget Reform” and “Administrative Reform” were carried out.
After 2010 the Program “Information Society ” became the successor of “Electronic Russia”.
The stated goals of all these Federal target programs were improving the quality of life through the use of ICT.

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At least half of Russian citizens had known about online services.
Almost 83% of the residents Moscow are informed.
In the cities with more than 1 million people population, only 2% of respondents have not heard anything about the services.

10. Portal
Year of est.
Initiator
No. of petitions
No. of solved petitions
% of solved
Russian Public Initiative
2013
The President Administration
more than 5000 15
0,3%
Change.org
2007
Private resource
more than 8000
135
1,68%
Online Petition
NGO
more than 4000 30
0,75%
Demokrator Ru
2008
more than 12000
739
6,16%
Our view
2012
466 12
2,57%
Alter Russia
2011 54 2
3,7%
Angry Citizen
more than
more than 20000
12,66%
Beautiful St.Petersburg
more than 50000
more than 18000
31,58%
Our St.Petersburg
2014
Government
more than 14000
57%
Our City- Moscow
more than
more than
57,7%

11. E-government
2007
E-participation tools begin to appear in Russia
2012
they gain the popularity
April 2013
The Russian e-petition portal was called the Russian Public Initiative

12. E-government The mechanism for working with applications
The petition gains 100,000 votes
It is submitted to the governmental working group composed of 34 people
The expert group includes representatives of executive and legislative authorities, the business community, non-profit organizations, scientific institutions and foundations.

13. E-government
The Russian portal demonstrates a very high level of anonymity; neither the applicant’s name nor the data about those who voted for a petition are available to users. The RPI portal provides an option to vote against the initiative. The total number of votes is obtained by counting only the votes for the initiative, but the expert group receives the information about the total number of votes against the initiative as well.

14. E-government
There are also a number of e-participation portals, which don’t have official status, among them:
e-Petition portals: Change.org, Online Petition, Demokrator Ru, Our view, Alter Russia etc.
portals of citizens’ complaints and urban issues: Angry citizen, Beautiful Petersburg, Our Petersburg, Our city- Moscow etc.

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