SRDA State Regional Development Agency

Valsts reģionālās attīstības aģentūra

The State Regional Development Agency (SRDA) is a national regulatory authority promoting regional development. SRDA is managing the programmes of state support and the activities of the European Union Structural Funds and has become an important player in promoting regional development.


The SRDA cooperates with state authorities, local municipalities, planning regions and other partners involved in the processes of regional development in order to promote and coordinate regional development and contribute to achieving the common goals.


Since June 1, 2009 the SRDA is in charge of the functions of the former Secretariat of the Special Assignments Minister for Electronic Government Affairs, and thus it is now responsible for implementation of the eProcurements and the eServices.


In the EU structural funds planning period 2004-2006 the services, which are accessible in the joint state and municipal eServices portal www.latvija.lv, were electrolyzed in cooperation with the state and the municipal institutions.

Aims and objectives

Provide shared components and tools for state and municipal eService development

Provide standardized interoperability platform based on open (interoperable) standards (common platform for creating the eServices)

Provide standardized open interfaces and provide interoperability asset register and Repository

Topics addressed

eInclusion, Enterprise, Information Society, Economy

Keywords

common platform, eService, open standard, G2G, one stop shop, eAuthentication, iBank, interoperability asset register, services portal, services directory, Shared components, interoperability platform, Citizen Profile, web services, XML

Related assets

Participating countries

Latvia

Languages

English, Latvian

Website

https://ivis.eps.gov.lv/ivisportal/

Get in contact

Martins Smilga

Further information

State Regional Development Agency

Ministry of Regional Development and Local Government