Politics · China · 2 hrs ago
Shanxi plans wider digital government services in its next five-year plan
Shanxi province in northern China plans to expand digital government services during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
The aim is to make it easier for residents and businesses to handle government matters, both online and in person.
The plan includes 48 tasks and 70 projects covering areas such as health services, tourism and business procedures.
Shanxi says it will connect government data and expand its Sanjintong mini-program so people can submit information once and use more services online.
AI tools could help people receive eligible benefits automatically and make it easier to use health records across cities.
The province also plans to use digital tools in areas including smart mining, transport and public procurement.
The next step is to put the planned projects and services in place during the five-year period.
Shanxi plans to expand digital government services during its 15th five-year plan period.
The province aims to make online and in-person services easier for businesses and residents to use.
Its plans include sharing government data, expanding digital services and using artificial intelligence in service delivery.
A provincial plan sets out 48 priority tasks and 70 key projects.
The province also plans digital projects in areas including healthcare, tourism, transport and agriculture.
- Who
- Shanxi province and its government departments.
- What
- The province plans to expand digital government services and improve how residents and businesses access them.
- When
- During China’s 15th five-year plan period.
- Where
- Shanxi, China.
- Why
- To improve the business environment, government performance and access to public services.
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Shanxi officials outlined the digital government plans at a news briefing.
Shanxi plans to carry out the digital government initiatives.
- Priority tasks
- 48
- Key projects
- 70
- Digital services platform
- The San Jin Tong mini-program
- Planned service model
- One online network for government services
- Public service access
- Cross-city medical care and reimbursement are among the planned improvements
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