E-government, within the EU 7 out of 10 residents use on-line companies | EUROtoday

Italy midway with 55.1%

In the Netherlands, the share as a substitute stopped 96%, whereas in Finland and Sweden 95%. Below, nonetheless, within the queue of the rating Romania with 25.3% and Bulgaria with a proportion of 31.5%. In the Netherlands, the share as a substitute stopped 96%, whereas in Finland and Sweden 95%. Below, nonetheless, within the queue of the rating Romania with 25.3% and Bulgaria with a proportion of 31.5%. Italy stopped somewhat increased midway, with a proportion of 55.1%. Too little, in response to consultants, who comment the significance of digitization and use of e-government companies. “In 2024, the most common use of e -government services in the last year has been to obtain information on services, benefits, laws, opening hours or similar topics (44.0%) -reconstructs the report -. This marks an increase of 2.4 percentage points since 2023. If this represents a decrease of 1.8 points percentage compared to 2023. The less common use of e-government was to make other requests, complaints or complaints with a. 5.3%, and an increase of 0.5 percentage points ».

Electronic identification

The so -called electronic identification (EID) is also closely connected to the digitization of services, which allows people to safely verify their identity and access services throughout the EU. Reading the 2023 data, it turns out that 41% of people aged 4 and 74 in the EU said they had used their EID to access online services for private purposes in the previous 12 months. “The lead to particular person EU nations various from over 90% in Denmark the place 98% was recorded, then from the Netherlands with 95% adopted by Finland with a proportion of 94% and Sweden with 93%. At the underside of the rating «lower than 10% in Cyprus, Germany each 9% and Bulgaria at 6%. A really excessive worth is also present in Norway 98%».

In the 25-34 yr band the best proportion

In 2023, folks aged between 25 and 34 (50%) used their EID extra usually within the earlier 12 months, adopted by these aged between 35 and 44 years (49%) and people aged between 45 and 54 (44%). “Unlike other types of internet activities, young people aged between 16 and 24 were not the strongest group of users, with 40% of them who claimed to have used their EID in the previous 12 months – reads the report -. People equal to or over 55 years of age used their Eid less often, with 36% for those aged 55 and 64 and 25% for those aged between 65 and 74 “. As for the usage of the AID to entry the companies of public administrations, the best proportion, equal to 95% recorded within the Netherlands. Then in Finland with 86% and Denmark with 84% whereas the EU common was 36%.

Connections with different European establishments

Then there are the accesses that residents have made in European establishments however of different states, provided that the Eidas regulation requires that “all EU member states recognize the EID of other states that have been notified to the European Commission”. “The highest percentage of people who declare that they have used their EID in the previous 12 months to access the services provided by public authorities or public services of other European countries was found in Ireland (21%), followed by Sweden (20%) and Luxembourg (13%). The EU average was 6%. Norway has recorded a higher share than 26%EU countries ». As for the private sector, the highest percentage of people who used digital recognition to access the services provided by the business sector “was present in Finland and Estonia (each 78%), adopted by Sweden (74%)”. “The EU common was 16% – he concludes -. Once once more, Norway has recorded the next share than 82percentEU nations ».

*This article is a part of the Pulse mission and was created with the contribution of Emma Louise Stenholm (Føljeton).