The Prime Minister of the nation, James Marape, responded to opposition concerns about the biometric system by saying that it will be simpler. This was after the completion of a census the next year and the announcement that a biometric system would be in place. A population census will be taken in 2023 to find […]
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Guinea and a firm located in Malaysia have agreed to a profit-sharing agreement for a variety of services, including secure document printing, digitalization, and biometric identification for land management. These services will be provided to Guinea. Based on the Memorandum of Agreement, the service provider would be elevated to prime contractor status while the Ministry […]
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Over the next few years, the biometrics market is predicted to expand significantly. By the end of this year, the industry may be worth $30 billion, with income sources diversifying away from the government and toward banks and consumer electronics, according to some projections. This blog will look into some egovernment solutions powered by biometrics. […]
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Yemen has been facing problems with inaccurate voter registries due to duplicate, minor, and “ghost” voters. Thus, Yemen’s Supreme Commission for Elections and Referendum (SCER) was on the lookout for a robust and effective voter registration system to mitigate the problems with their voter registry for their upcoming parliamentary and local elections, in collaboration with […]
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Biometric technology is being used more and more in the public sector all over the world. In many places, pensioners who are part of an employee pension plan can now turn in their biometric information to renew their life certificates. The people in charge of giving out pensions need to check every so often to […]
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For thousands of years, Yemen has played a crucial part in the mighty kingdoms and dynasties that left their imprints on the Arabian Peninsula and Africa. Even though Yemen was officially reunified in 1990 and peace negotiations have been going on since 2016, the country’s government, economy, and people are all in shambles due to […]
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According to the local news sources, the planned national identification card and digital identity register project will cost around 8 million Cayman Islands Dollars (roughly US $9.6 million) over five years with the largest costs being data security. Deputy Chief Officer Charles Brown and Minister of Innovation André Ebanks said that the national ID register […]
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Software solutions have been used for decades. In fact, the first software was written all the way back in 1948! These were created to digitize and automate processes, minimize errors, improve efficiency, and streamline operations, among other benefits. While it took some time for software solutions to trickle down for everyday users, we’re at a […]
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The term eGovernment, eGovernance, and sometimes digital government, are creating buzz around the public sector in recent times. The widespread use of the internet and the introduction of AI have fueled this movement even more, and governments around the world are embracing this new way of governing countries. Today we will look into how e-government […]
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ATMs have made financial inclusion possible for billions of people worldwide. However, in some countries, such as Haiti, the physical note is not suitable for the automatic dispensing system of ATMs. The opening of hundreds of bank branches is also not economically viable. What can we do to resolve this paradox? Biometrics ensured financial inclusion for […]
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