The plan in number Challenges Number of commitments Strengthening integrity in public sector, fighting corruption and promoting democracy through a transparent government 6 Improving public service delivery, strengthening the participatory approach and instilling open government principles within the public sector 6 Improving transparency in the financial field and in the field of public procurement 5 Devoting transparency in the area of natural resources management, infrastructure projects and environment protection 3 Commitment status Number Implemented 4 Partially implemented 12 Not implemented 4
Safa.HadjFredj@pm.gov.tn Phone 71563021 Other actors involved Government All involved ministries CSOs, private sector, working groups, multilaterals Main Objective Facilitate business and improve the service quality to citizens Brief description of commitment This commitment consists in simplifying a number of administrative procedures in order to facilitate business, and make people’s life easier. Relevance Increasing Public Integrity Improving Public Services Improving transparency Promote civic engagement Directly relevant Highly relevant Directly relevant Indirectly relevant Ambition The simplification process will be made considering a list of administrative procedures that will be canceled or amended, before adopting the required legislation (laws, decrees,…). Completion level Not started Limited Substantial Completed × Description of the results Review a number of administrative procedures in order to decrease and dematerialize this procedures Curent results The ministries involved in the project (Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Equipment, Housing and Spatial Planning, Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Environment and sustainable development) completed during the month of April 2015 the inventory of administrative proceedings relating to the exercise of economic activities. This stage of the project resulted in an inventory of 361 procedures. - The relevant ministries are about to complete the assessment process of inventoried procedures. - Government structures of the project are in the process of coordinating with the professional organizations concerned for the organization of the private sector consultation on procedures inventoried. - A project halfway assessment was made during the month of July 2015. Commitment Completion Commitment n°9: Putting a number of administrative services on-line Lead implementing agency The general directorate for reforms and prospective studies
Name of responsible person from implementing agency Riadh oueslati Title, Department Head of division, e-government unit Email Riadh.oueslati@pm.gov.tn 71563021 Other actors involved Government Ministry of Communication Technologies and Digital Economy CSOs, private sector, working groups, multilaterals Main Objective Develop new online services Brief description of commitment Development of online services that will be determined based on a participative approach. Relevance Increasing Public Integrity Improving Public Services Improving transparency Promote civic engagement Directly relevant Highly relevant Directly relevant Directly relevant Ambition The list of services is determined by a participatory approach through the organization of online consultation, this list represent administrative services that are much used by citizens and that can be automated. This list will include e-services with different maturity levels (Informative, interactive and integrated services) that covers needs of different administration users (citizens, businesses, public servants, foreigners,). Completion level Not started Limited Substantial Completed × Description of the results Development of new online services. End date 2016 Commitment Completion
High relevant Indirectly relevant High relevant High relevant Ambition The ambition is promote transparency in the finance fields through access to budget information Completion level Not started Limited Substantial Completed × Description of the results The Open budget system is functional Current results The Open budget system is functional End date 2015 Supplementary information Tunisia ranks 2nd place in the Arab world and 66th worldwide on the open budget for 2015 according the International Budget Partnership “IBP” Commitment Completion Commitment n°15: Use of data extracted from the application dedicated to budget management Lead implementing agency Ministry of finance Name of responsible person from implementing agency Aicha Karafi Title, Department General director, Ministry of finance Email aicha.karafi@planet.tn Phone +216 71 576 101 Main Objective Facilitate access to information related to public structures budget Brief description of commitment Data and information related to public structures budget and existing in the application dedicated to budget management (ADEB) will be used and published in an easy and readable format. Also public procurement providers will be allowed to follow up their payments through this system. Relevance Increasing Public Integrity Improving Public Services Improving transparency Promote civic engagement Directly relevant Indirectly relevant High relevant Directly relevant
Brief description of commitment Implementation of a system allowing clustering, follow up and publication of recommendations included in the reports of public procurements elaborated by the committee of audit and control of public demand. Relevance Increasing Public Integrity Improving Public Services Improving transparency Promote engagement High relevant Directly relevant High relevant Indirectly relevant Completion level Not started Limited Substantial Completed × Commitment Completion Commitment n°18: Development of an "Open Data" platform dedicated to information dealing with oil and mine sector investment Lead implementing agency Ministry of industry Name of responsible person from implementing agency Kais Mejri Title, Department General director, Ministry of industry