In the recent e-Government survey of the United Nations among its 193 member countries, South Korea ranked number 1 with best initiatives specifically on online public service delivery, e-participation of its constituents, collaborative governance, mobile delivery, digital inclusion and open government data.

Philippines is not lagging behind as it ranked 95th among these countries worldwide with best e-government initiatives and ranked 54th in terms of online participation.

We are proud to note that in terms of e-extension initiatives for agriculture and fisheries, Philippines is among the top 10 countries in the world doing electronic extension. Today, we just have reached 20,000 registered users at the e-learning portal since it was launched in December 2007.

Among these registered users, a total of 15,192 users have enrolled in the e-learning courses offered on various agriculture and fishery technologies, where 70% of them have completed their courses. To date, there are a total of 38 courses being offered at the e-learning portal and more courses will be uploaded soon.

See related posts:
South Korea number 1 for online participation - UN E-Government Rankings 2014
Korea, Australia and Singapore top UN E-Government rankings 2014

(Edited by Mr. Emerson Deñado - original submission Friday, 27 June 2014, 03:58 PM)

(Edited by Mr. Emerson Deñado - original submission Wednesday, 16 November 2016, 03:48 PM)