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59% + 4.5. Digital Agenda 2020 for Estonia, fon People Process Legal Technology Others The Digital Agenda focuses on creating overall conditions for the development of information society and take- up of ICT, with the only special focus theme being the improvement of public governance by using ICT. The Digital Agenda 2020 is built on the recommendations of the OECD report of 2011 for the improvement of public governance. These recommendations primarily concern the need to increase the efficiency of public service provision and to improve the co-operation between different parts and levels of government. As a result of these analyses and discussions, an information society vision 2020 was developed in close co-operation between the representatives of the state and the Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITL). The vision describes what will have changed in Estonia by 2020 with the help of ICT and how this can be achieved. This is an ambitious vision that will serve as a basis for various sectoral strategies as well as for the development plan of the ICT sector that the association puts forward. This means that the government and the ICT sector will cooperate in order to realize the vision. The strategy sets out various measures and actions to achieve these objectives. Listed below are some examples of the priority initiatives and projects of the next seven years. The construction of the 6,500 km fiber-optical cable network was underway by 2020, the development of the network will be fully completed. This means that all residents of Estonia will have access to fast (30 Mbit/s or faster) internet with at least 60% of households will be using ultrafast (100 Mbit/s or faster) internet daily. In the future, e-services will be increasingly cross-border. To support this, it would be practical for countries to join forces and not develop necessary basic service infrastructure on their own. Therefore, Estonia plans to **Digital Agenda 2020 for Estonia (Ministry of Economic Affairs & Communication) PwC 53 Development of a Long Term Policy Document on provision of citizen-centric administrative services by central state institutions Best Practices Report initiate the creation of a Nordic Digital Infrastructure Institute - an international development center for the joint development of X-Road, e-identity, digital signature and other components of the basic service infrastructure. In the context of growing data volumes and widespread cross-usage of data, greater control over the use of their personal data will help people cope with certain loss of privacy. Both technological and organizational conditions will be developed to ensure that people would always know and be able to decide who, when and for what purpose is using their personal data in the public sector. To avoid getting stuck to old technology, a reform of public e-services and the supporting ICT solutions will be carried out. Estonian public services must be up-to-date with emerging technical possibilities and correspond to common quality requirements. Moreover, the so-called 'no legacy principle' will be introduced, i.e. the public sector should not have any important ICT solutions that are older than 13 years. The government has an abundance of data at its disposal through the existing information systems and services. This information, however, is not often used to make better policy decisions or to provide better services. The public sector's capacity to apply data analytics solutions will be increased significantly over the coming years Estonia will start offering its secure and convenient services to the citizens of other countries. Virtual residence or e-residence will be launched, meaning that Estonia will issue non-residents with electronic identity in the form of digital ID cards. The aspiration for Estonia is to become as re-known for its e- services as Switzerland is in the field of banking To ensure the continuity of the Republic of Estonia and of the state information system, a concept of data embassy' will be introduced. This means that digital copies of all data and information systems critical for the functioning of the state will be securely preserved in virtual embassies' located in other countries. This will enable Estonia to ensure the continuity of the state in the cloud', making us more resilient in times of natural or man-made crisis A reputation of Estonia as a hub for innovation and development on information society will be promoted. This will be done by sharing our experience in e-governance and to promote the underpinning concepts of information society, such as internet freedom, protection of privacy, etc. For this purpose, a global information society think tank will be established in Estonia The existence of a competent and innovative partner and service provider, i.e. a competitive ICT sector, is important for the development of public sector ICT solutions and economy in general. Activities set out in the Estonian Lifelong Learning Strategy 2020 will contribute most to this