The SCAP (Security Content Automation Protocol) project, financed from a World Bank loan, has also been planned. In 2020, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management also began implementing the PHRD Grant project “Building Agricultural Sector Capacity for Data-Based Decision-Making, which will be implemented over the course of 3 years, during which period software will be purchased to facilitate management of collected data and the process of reporting on agricultural policy and rural development. 1.4.4 e-Mining and e-Energy E-MINING – The field of mining in the Republic of Serbia falls within the mandate of the Ministry of Mining and Energy. The following information systems containing data in this field have been developed in recent years: Geological Information System of Serbia (GeolISS) – In the past ten years, the line ministry has worked on the development of the Geological Information System of Serbia (GeolISS) as a strategic project, built as an extension on the GIS software platform that is fully user-friendly, both in terms of system updating with new data and in terms of timely obtaining of necessary information on Serbia’s geological resources. The aim of GeolISS establishment is to enable digital archiving of digital data and information and provide a modern and efficient information basis for all activities involved in planning, designing and decision-making in the field of geology. Users of this system include the Serbian Geological Institute, the Ministry of Mining and Energy and the Faculty od Mining and Geology, while the web-based application makes it available to all interested institutions and citizens of the Republic of Serbia. The web-based application is scheduled to be further developed and made publicly available online, whether on a commercial basis or with unlimited access; while this will commercialise the service, the benefits of this move will be reflected in increased usability of the system. Central Information System for Geological Exploration and Mining (CIS GEM) – Under the project “IMIS - Integrated Management Information System”, the Ministry of Mining and Energy has developed and implemented the Central Information System for Geological Eploration and Mining (CIS GEM). The project has been developed on the GIS software platform, as a modern information system used for maintaining a cadastre of exploration and mining fields in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. The CIS GEM provides for the generation, classification, maintenance, presentation and distribution of numeric, descriptive and spatial databases on: approved geological explorations; certificates of reserves; mining approvals; cadastre of exploration and mining fields; cadastre of ore deposits and balance of mineral raw materials; cadastre of mining works and facilities; cadastre of mining waste and disused, rehabilitated and closed mines; archival documentation and approvals, licences and certificates etc. The web-based GIS application found on the Ministry’s website enables access and searching by public users, as a testament to transparency of the Ministry’s operations. 33