Informationportalsppt

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How Information Portals Make
Life Easier for Citizens
Prepared by: Danial Amanov
APEC PetroTechnic Higher College
Date: 7 October 2025

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Introduction
• In the modern digital world, people rely on
the internet for daily activities.
• Information portals provide access to useful
public services and data.
• They make communication between citizens
and the government faster and more
convenient.

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What Are Information Portals?
• Websites or apps created to provide official
information and online services.
• Examples:
• - eGov.kz (Kazakhstan’s e-Government portal)
• - Gov.uk (UK)
• - MyGov.in (India)

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Main Functions
• - Provide government documents and
certificates
• - Allow online payments (taxes, fines, utilities)
• - Offer public information (laws, news,
education)
• - Enable feedback directly to authorities

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Benefits for Citizens
• ✅ Saves time — no need to visit offices
• ✅ Increases transparency and reduces
corruption
• ✅ Accessible anytime, anywhere
• ✅ Keeps citizens informed about government
decisions

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Example: eGov.kz
• Kazakhstan’s main digital service portal
provides over 1,000 electronic services such
as:
• - Applying for ID cards and passports
• - Checking pension savings
• - Paying taxes online

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Challenges
• - Some citizens lack digital literacy or internet
access
• - Systems may face technical problems
• - Cybersecurity and data privacy must be
improved

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Conclusion
• Information portals connect citizens and
government through technology.
• They promote transparency, save time, and
support a more digital society.

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Task 2: Interactive Web Portal
Example
• Platform: Stepik.org
• Task Completed: Simple Python test on Stepik.
• Result: Task completed successfully.
• Below is an example of how the result screen
looks:

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Screenshot Example (Description)
• [Insert Screenshot Here]
• This screenshot shows a successfully
completed Stepik.org task where the user
answered a quiz question correctly and
received confirmation from the system.

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References
• - www.egov.kz
• - www.gov.uk
• - Ministry of Digital Development of
Kazakhstan (2024 Report)
• - Stepik.org