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Opportunities to Collaborate
in e-Government and Public
Services Solutions
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Our Vision
Our countries share many similarities:
Extreme contrasts in infrastructure, technologies and
human development
The need to reduce the “social and digital divide” gap
Limited financial resources to cope with these
challenges
Within this environment, Brazil has developed technologies
and experiences that can be shared with South Africa
By working in a collaborative mode, this knowledge and
experience sharing can leverage faster and better results
e-Democracye-Public
Services
e-Public
Administration
e-Government
Public
PoliciesManagement
e-Healthcare
e-Education
e-Agriculture
e-Pub. Safety
e-Environment
e-Labor
…
e-Tax Filing
m-Gov
Citizens’ Centers
Public Transportation
Public Health
Public Safety
…
e-Voting
Public Consultation
Digital Participative Budgeting
e-Legislative
…
Digital Inclusione-literacy
Internet access
Hardware
Public Internet Centers
Digital TV …ICT IndustrySoftware
Standards
Hardware
ICT Services
SME Policy
…
InfrastructureDigital cities…
ICT GovernanceCobit, ITIL, …
MPS, CMMI
SOA
PMI…
Opportunity Portfolio
e-Public Finance
e-Procurement
e-HR
e-Docs
Project
Management
ERP
…
The Brazilian Public Software Portal
FOSS Regulations
The sharing initiative
Creating the ecosystem
Economic and Social impact
UNDP Project – International Public Software
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E-Gov FOSS in Brazil
Govmt Decree (1994), defining the government area responsible for informatics and information policies
Decree from October 29, 2003, establishing E-Gov technical committees for:
FOSS implementation
Legacy systems and software licenses
Systems integration
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Brazilian FOSS Regulations
First design
Idea to share software solutions in government
First experience – CACIC
Answer to the Brazilian FOSS community
Legal study of GPL in Brazilian law
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The sharing initiative – The Portal
Public
Software
Portal
Phase 01
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Project Evolution
Public
Software
Portal
Phase 012
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0
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Public
Market
Portal
Phase 022
0
0
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Groups
Of
Interest
Phase 032
0
0
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Public Software Ecosystem
- Public Service -
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Project Evolution
Public
Software
Portal
Phase 012
0
0
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Public
Market
Portal
Phase 022
0
0
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Groups
Of
Interest
Phase 032
0
0
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0
0
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OFFER SERVICES DEMAND
The Brazilian model is able to mobilize many sectors of the economy
Opportunities in many areas: education, geo-processing, IT, administration, healthcare, etc
36 software communities and growing
70,000 registered users
More than 70,000 visits/month
Applications – see folder or visit www.softwarepublico.gov.br
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Economic impact
UNDP sponsoring a collaborative project similar to the Brazilian Public Portal across interested countries in Latin America
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UNDP Project
International Public Software
e-Democracye-Public
Services
e-Public
Administration
e-Government
Public
PoliciesManagement
e-Healthcare
e-Education
e-Agriculture
e-Pub. Safety
e-Environment
e-Labor
…
Internet
m-Gov
Citizens’ Centers
Public Transportation
Public Health
Public Safety
…
e-Voting
Public Consultation
Digital Participative Budgeting
e-Legislative
…
Digital Inclusione-literacy
Internet access
Hardware
Public Internet Centers
Digital TV …ICT IndustrySoftware
Standards
Hardware
ICT Services
SME Policy
…
InfrastructureDigital cities…
ICT GovernanceCobit, ITIL, …
MPS, CMMI
SOA
PMI…
Opportunity Portfolio
e-Public Finance
e-Procurement
e-HR
e-Docs
Project
Management
ERP
…
Integration of Public Transportation
São Paulo Municipality
The Municipal Bus Transportation System
São Paulo City
Population : 11.000.000
Routes : 17.261 km
Extension: 1.509 km²
Crossings: 55.000
Vehicles: 5,5 millions
(9% motos)
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Urban Bus System
Subsystem Lines Fleet
Structural : 880 8.860
Local : 450 5.890
Total : 1.330 14.750
Corridors : 10 Extension : 111 Km
Terminals : 28 Area : 394 mil m2
Routes utilized: 4.415 km (25 %)
Bus Stops: 18.375
MRSP – Passengers Transported – 2008
milhões
SPTrans – Passenges Transported – 2008
milhões
Integration – Bus System
Integration – Bus System
18.000 stops
Between single and
multiple
Integration Metro and Metropolitan Train Network
Electronic Ticketing System
Ticketing
Servidor de Banco
de Dados
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SGG
Garage Management System
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SCA
Enrollment System
and Support
- idosos e PCD
- estudantes
- usuários identificados
- revalidação
- bloqueio de cartões
- informações
SCP
Sistema Central de Processamento
SCD
Central Distribution
System
Reports
Consultas
Comercialization
Bilhete Único(single ticket)
Integration
Physical
Operational
Fares
Benefits
Flexible Fare Policy
• Integration: free and paid
• Multiple Access x Unique access
• Diferentiated benefits by period and by user
• Cost reduction for the user
- free integration in the bus system
- discount on multi-modal integration
SIGA Saúde
SIGA Saúde is São Paulo City’s
Integrated and Distributed System for
Managing the Public Healthcare System.
The system belongs to São Paulo City,
and can be shared it with other cities,
states and countries.
SIGA Saúde has been
developed using
free-software open-code concepts.
São Paulo is the largest city in South America, with 11M inhabitants and some 22M in the
Metropolitan Area.
Initial Figures:
400 Primary Care Units
160 Polyclinics
105 Hospitals
7M Users
8.5M Emergency T/year
550k Inpatients/year
11M PC Consultations/year
SIGA Saúde Building Blocks
Identifying Patients
Based on Unique Nation-Wide Patient Identifier
Captures Encounter Data Set
On-line Access to Patient InformationNational Registry of HC Units and Workers
Unique Nation-wide Identifiers:
– Healthcare Workers, HC Organization & Resources
– Relationships Among Them
Integrating Concepts, Policies & Norms Health Promotion / Prevention
Emphasis on Primary Care
Family Health Program
National Health Programs:
– Immunization, Pre-Natal Care, Child Care, HIV..
Patient Flow Organization and Control
Agreed Reference-Counter-Reference Model
Municipalization of Care on a Capitation Basis
Automatic Electronic Disease Notification: Ability to be “Intelligent”
On-line High-Cost Procedures Authorization
SIGA Saúde IT Model
Electronic Health Record
Patient Flow
Organization & Control
(Specialties, Beds, Exams)
Management
(Surveillance, Auditing
and Billing)
Internet
SP City
Datacenter
SMS-SP
Dept of
Health
Access Control
Tiradentes 15
E. Matarazzo 18
Guianases 20
Itaim Paulista 22
Itaquera 31
São Mateus 28
São Miguel 24
Aricanduva 12
Ipiranga 29
Jabaquara 13
Mooca 25
Penha 29
V Mariana 31
V Prudente 36
Southeast Region
South Region
Casa Verde 16
Freg/Brasilandia 26
Perus 9
Pirituba 25
Santana 20
Tremembe/Jacana 13
V Maria/V Guilherme 18
South Region
CenterEast Region
Butantã 27
Lapa 29
Pinheiros 14
Sé 36
Population:
2,136,977
Population:
2,396,940
Population:
2,499,294
Population:
2,402,093Population:
1,244,456
Campo Limpo 29
Cidade Ademar 20
Boi Mirim 34
Parelheiros 9
Socorro 24
Sto Amaro 20
East Region
Volumes per Region in the City
13 million patients
in the database
