Looking for the best eGovernment practices in Europe

The third European eGovernment Awards, organised by the European Commission, will select good practices on the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in public service.

The winners and the most outstanding eGovernment solutions will be presented at the fourth Ministerial eGovernment Conference 2007 on 20 September in Lisbon, Portugal.

The Conference to be held under Portuguese presidency is the main European eGovernment event in 2007; it will feature achievements across European Member States and showcase good practices, as well as look towards the future. The cases selected as Finalists for the European eGovernment Awards 2007 will play a prominent role in the Conference, with the opportunity to exhibit at the event itself.

All public administrations in Europe (national, regional, local, etc.) that deliver eGovernment services and solutions can apply. Submissions from EU Member States, candidate countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland will be accepted. Applications must be in current use and supported by a public sector actor.

The call closes on 11 June 2007 at 16:00 CET.

For further information and for a case submission please visit:
www.epractice.eu

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