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UISC

Union information and service center is a state-of-the-art information technology center (telecentre) established in the Union Council, which aims to ensure information services at the doorstep of grassroots people. From this center, the people of rural areas get very easy access to their home and living information and useful services.

On November 11, 2010, Honorable Prime Minister inaugurated all Union Information and Service Centers (UISC) across the country with its Char Kakrimukuri Union TVVedia conference of the Prime Minister of the United Nations and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and former Prime Minister of New Zealand Miss Helen Clark Bhola. These centers receive about 40 million monthly information and services from these centers. Through the UISC, easy, fast and less expensive and non-government services have started to bring in huge changes to the lives of the local people.

In the service of Doorssteps, the journey of the UISC started in front of Moghon. With the establishment of the UISC, it is possible to create a free flow of information in every state of the society and the state system, where people do not have to go door to door for service, Barnesby is reaching the people's doorstep. Free flow of information is the minimum prerequisite for empowering the public. The information and service centers in the 4,501 union parishads of the country have opened the way for quick access to information and services, including participation in free flow of rural people.

 

In order to ensure better information services for the area, a UISC consists of multiple computers and related materials, which have been installed and being phased out. The UISC comes with the necessary inputs from entrepreneurs and Union Council funds (Revenue Sector and LGSP Project). A computer with a minimum stabilizer, a sophisticated printer, a printer printer, a modem for online connection, a scanner, a UISC with a digital camera The activities are initially possible to start. But for the full UISc management written below

 

Union Information and Service Centers have been established based on PPPP (Public-Private-People's Partnership) model. There are two local youth entrepreneurs in each UIISc, among them a man and a woman. UISC operates these entrepreneurs. In some centers, a woman and a male entrepreneur are working as well as the other women are working as 'alternative entrepreneurs'. Entrepreneurs are not UISC's salaried employees, income of every UISC entrepreneur income. UISC is an entrepreneur and one of the investors.

 

Partnership or Partnership:

UISCs are managed under the leadership of Local Government Division. Under the guidance of the Cabinet Division and the management of the local administration, other activities including the UISC are supervised. UISC provides the necessary IT equipment and training for the entrepreneurs to increase their skills, from the LGD and Bangladesh Computer Council (BCC). BCC also provided solar panel to the 1013 untapped unions and brought all the Union Parishads under the power of the country. Apart from this, many bank-insurance, mobilecompanies, NGOs, education-research institutes, hardware-software associations are involved with UIC with their services, new skills and technical support.

 

UMS or UISC ACTIVITY Management System:

What is UISC and why?

UISC program management or 'UMS' (http://www.e-service.gov.bd/uams/) has been created to help UISC entrepreneurs to calculate the income and local administration follow-up. UISC entrepreneurs upload their daily income information here.

 

Blog (uiscbd.ning.com):

UISC blog (uiscbd.ning.com) has been created for the interaction between the entrepreneurs and interaction between the entrepreneurs and the local administration officials with the entrepreneurs. The blog is a powerful online platform for 4,501 UISC's 9,002 entrepreneurs spread across the country, where the entrepreneurs interact with themselves, identify problems and find solutions, gather together, work with shoulder shoulders with local administration, even with policy makers Getting opportunity to discuss