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UK online Action Plan



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This page provides details of progress on implementing the Commitments in UK Online Annual Report 2001

Click below on the recommendation for a more detailed report or download a Word version of the Action Plan here. (401KB)

No	Recommendation
Modern Markets
1	Take forward an action plan with industry to drive broadband roll-out and take-up
2	Modernise the regulatory and legal framework in the UK to meet the needs of e-commerce
3	Promote a secure environment for e-commerce
4	Take action with international partners to develop an effective, light-touch global framework for e-commerce
Confident People
5	Work to integrate all Government Internet access initiatives into one UK online-branded programme
6	Complete the network of 6,000 UK online centres by the end of 2002 and encourage improvements in the range and quality of UK online services offered by centres, and work with the voluntary and community sector to bridge the digital divide
7	Support a local and national advertising and marketing campaign both to raise awareness of the benefits of the Internet and to signpost non-users to UK online services
8	Recognise ICT as a basic skill and continue working to embed ICT in the education system and throughout lifelong learning
9	Continue working with industry to help people trust the Internet
Successful Business
10	Undertake a sustained, high-profile marketing and communications strategy on relevant sources of advice and information for businesses
11	Place greater emphasis on sector-specific activities, building on the series of sector impact studies
12	Develop generic content on cross-cutting themes relevant to all sectors
13	Launch a redesigned web environment at the heart of UK online for business
14	Work with industry to develop a UK strategy for m-commerce
Getting Government Online
15	Refine analysis of customer groupings and carry out customer needs analyses and the Office of the e-Envoy will work with departments to introduce e-business strategies for key customer segments
16	Ensure there is a strategy, with a measurable baseline, to maximise take-up of e-services
17	Re-engineer departmental business processes to fully exploit new technologies
18	Ensure that key transactional services are e-enabled via the Government Gateway
19	Drive forward citizen participation in democracy
20	Further develop a cross-Government knowledge management system
21	Continue to drive forward e-procurement and e-tendering
World Class Supply
22	Implement a strategy to make the UK the number one for the supply of high-level ITEC skills
23	Implement an action plan for growth for the digital content sector, including through liberalised access to Government information
24	Secure international agreement to a common framework for measuring e-commerce
25	Improve e-commerce measurement in the UK
26	Implement a programme to evaluate the net economic impact of e-commerce

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