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Canadian Digital Achievements Repository (view source)
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Turning Digital One Leaf at a Time</div>
Turning Digital One Leaf at a Time</div>
<p class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; font-family:Verdana; padding-left: 20vw;line-height: 1.6">In recent years, the Government of Canada began recognizing the benefits a digital government, taking pivotal/meaningful steps to a more digitally-driven public service. There are a vast amount of digital projects being championed by Canadian governments across the country. In light of this, the Chief Information Officer of the Government of Canada invited jurisdictions across Canada to share their innovative digital projects. The response was positive and far-reaching, with submissions emerging from federal, provincial and municipal bodies. Canada appreciates and encourages all digital initiatives assisting its public servants in producing first-rate products and services. Considered digital wins, the initiatives have been mapped to the following themes:</p>
<p class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; font-family:Verdana; padding-left: 20vw;line-height: 1.6">In recent years, the Government of Canada began recognizing the benefits a digital government, taking pivotal/meaningful steps to a more digitally-driven public service. There are a vast amount of digital projects being championed by Canadian governments across the country. In light of this, the Chief Information Officer of the Government of Canada invited jurisdictions across Canada to share their innovative digital projects. The response was positive and far-reaching, with submissions emerging from federal, provincial and municipal bodies. Canada appreciates and encourages all digital initiatives assisting its public servants in producing first-rate products and services. Considered digital wins, the initiatives have been mapped to the following themes: </p>
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[https://gccollab.ca/groups/profile/304959/canada-open-government-working-group-cogwg-groupe-de-travail-sur-le-ouvernement-ouvert-du-canada-gtgoc Open and Digital Government]; <br>
[https://gcconnex.gc.ca/groups/profile/27579851/engc-blockchain-working-groupfr?language=en Blockchain]; <br>
Digital Well-Being; <br>
Digital Security; <br>
Digital Economy; <br>
[https://gccollab.ca/groups/profile/6910/pan-canadian-trust-framework Digital Identity]; <br>
[https://gccollab.ca/groups/profile/449284/artificial-intelligence-practitioners-and-users-network Artificial Intelligence/Automation] <br>
Other
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