On October 14, a trilateral agreement was signed in Kyiv between the Government of Ukraine, the German bank KfW and the Ukrainian Social Investment Fund to provide a grant of 7 million euros to finance projects for the development of social infrastructure in the country.

Last year, the UN released an annual analysis of e-governments in the world - the E-Government Survey 2012. The list of studies includes 190 countries, the latest trends in e-Gov technologies and the institutions that built e-states. The main theme of the review is e-government for the people. According to the conclusions of the experts - this is the choice of countries with high economic development.

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about e-government and its creation in Ukraine. Today, the issue of developing the system is more relevant than ever. E-government is the mechanism that can overcome the problem of corruption, allows to clearly control the actions of officials and significantly increase the efficiency of their work. This is an inevitable step and a prerequisite for the successful economic development of the state.

e-Goverment is one of the most important mechanisms that will significantly affect the level of corruption in the country and force the government to become more transparent. This view is also shared by key global politicians and analysts.

The Center for Anti-Corruption Research and Initiatives of Transparency International, which conducts research on the state of corruption around the world, recommends that Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolai Azarov pay attention to e-government.

In terms of the development of information and telecommunications technologies, Ukraine is ranked 67th in the world in the ranking of countries, compiled by the International Telecommunication Union. Compared to last year, Ukraine's rating has fallen by 2 points.

The top 10 places in the ranking belong to South Korea, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Finland, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Japan, the United Kingdom and Switzerland.