Sülearuslikustada

Sülearuslikustada is a term that refers to the process of information dissemination through the internet in Estonia, specifically on government websites and portals. The term is derived from the Estonian words "sülearu" meaning "computer network" and "kustada" meaning "to provide" or "to offer".

The sülearuslikustada system was implemented in Estonia in the late 1990s as a means of making government services and information more accessible to citizens. This was part of the country's broader e-government initiative, which aimed to utilize digital technologies to improve the efficiency and transparency of public administration.

Under the sülearuslikustada system, Estonian government websites and portals are required to provide access to information and services online, through a standardized interface. This includes features such as online payment systems, application forms, and document submission. The purpose of sülearuslikustada is to enable citizens to interact with government agencies in a convenient and efficient manner, from the comfort of their own homes.

Sülearuslikustada has been recognized as an exemplary model of digital governance, with international accolades and recognition from organizations such as the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. The system has contributed significantly to the development of Estonia's digitally sophisticated society, with many citizens now accustomed to conducting online transactions and accessing public services through the sülearuslikustada platform.