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The final project presentation took place on Nov. 26, 2008, in Berlin, together with the second workshop on "mobile Verwaltungsdienste".
Citizen-Friendly Trans-European mGovernment Services
CIDRE aimed at bringing an existing German mobile citizen prototype service (German acronym: 'MoBüD') into the trans-European market. By means of mobile technology, eGovernment services are brought directly to the citizens, e.g. at shopping malls, libraries, homes of the elderly etc. Citizens can use public services at more convenient places with lowered access barriers, reducing the administrative burden and leading to a more citizen-friendly public administration.
By 31st Dec. 2008, the project was successfully completed.
The Final Project Report is downloadable here:
Project description
CIDRE was an eGovernment project which aimed at integrating the existing and in several regions of Germany successfully tested and used technology “mobile citizen services” (German acronym: MoBüD) into the trans-European context.
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Project Consortium
The CIDRE consortium consisted of six competent trans-European organizations from the public and the private sector with comprehensive knowledge in socio-economic and technical terms regarding eGovernment and the overall field of information and communication technologies.
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