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Tech for Governance – Pakistan: All Services, OneClickPakistan

1. Campaign Vision

To transform governance in Pakistan through digitalisation and AI-driven systems that ensure transparency, efficiency, and accessibility—delivering every public service to citizens at a single click, free from bureaucracy, corruption, and delays.

2. Objectives

1. Digitisation of Services
   To digitise all government services (licenses, permits, registrations, taxation, healthcare, education, utilities, etc.) and make them available through a unified citizen portal.
2. AI-Powered Governance
   To adopt artificial intelligence for data management, predictive policymaking, and efficient delivery of public services.
3. Transparency & Accountability
   To reduce bureaucratic hurdles, curb corruption, and improve accountability through real-time monitoring and open data systems.
4. Citizen Empowerment
   To ensure every Pakistani can access services anytime, anywhere—through web, mobile apps, and service kiosks.
5. Global Competitiveness
   To position Pakistan as a digital governance model in South Asia, inspired by successful systems in Estonia, Singapore, and the UAE.

3. Target Stakeholders

• Government Bodies: Federal & provincial ministries, NADRA, State Bank, FBR, SECP, Planning Commission.
• Political Leaders & Lawmakers: Parliamentarians, provincial assemblies, policy influencers.
• Tech Industry: Local IT firms, startups, global tech giants (Microsoft, Google, Huawei, etc.).
• Civil Society & Media: Advocacy groups, journalists, think tanks.
• Citizens: Urban & rural populations, youth, women, marginalized communities.
• International Partners: World Bank, UNDP, Asian Development Bank, global investors in e-governance.

4. Campaign Strategy & Communication Channels
5. Advocacy & Policy Engagement

• White papers & policy briefs for government and parliament.
• Roundtables with bureaucrats, ministers, and international experts.
• National Digital Governance Summit (annual).

1. Public Awareness & Mobilisation

• Mass Media: TV talk shows, radio campaigns, newspaper op-eds.
• Digital Media: Hashtag campaigns (#OneClickPakistan, #TechForGov), influencer endorsements, explainer videos.
• Grassroots Outreach: Town halls, university roadshows, youth hackathons.

1. Demonstration Projects

• Pilot project in one province (e.g., Punjab or Sindh) to digitise 10 key services within 6 months.
• Mobile app demo launch: “Pakistan OneClick Portal.”

1. Partnerships & Collaborations

• MoUs with IT firms, incubators, universities.
• International collaboration with Estonia’s e-Governance Academy, Singapore’s Smart Nation Office, UAE Smart Dubai initiative.

5. Key Activities & Timeline

6. Campaign Team (Interested members are requested to join campaign)

1. Campaign Director General – overall leadership (senior governance/tech expert).
2. Policy & Research Unit (Director, Managers, Executives) – prepares policy briefs, , benchmarks global practices, Identity projects
3. Projects (Directors, Managers, Executives), working on specific projects
4. Legal and institutional reforms (Director, Managers, Executives) – Prepare draft laws, rules to replace the old governance legislation and regulation.
5. Financial Resources (Director, Manage, Executive) – Explore fiancial requirements and resources for the projects.
6. Technology & Innovation Team (Director, Managers, Executives) – IT architects, AI specialists, app developers.
7. Communications & Media Cell (Director, Managers, Executives) – branding, PR, social media campaigns.
8. Advocacy & Outreach Unit (Director, Managers, Executives) – liaises with government, civil society, and international donors.
9. Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Team – tracks impact, feedback, and KPIs.
10. Youth & Community Ambassadors – students, civil society, innovators, and volunteers driving grassroots support.

7. Success Indicators

• Launch of a OneClick Pakistan Portal & App.
• Digitisation of at least 50 public services in first two years.
• Reduction in processing time for key services (e.g., ID card renewal, business registration) by 70%.
• Citizen satisfaction surveys showing improved trust in governance.
• International recognition and partnerships in global digital governance indices.