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VI. EXPECTED RESULTS AND PROGRESS INDICATORS
47. Implementation of this strategy shall lead to the following measurable results:
1) Ranking the Republic of Moldova among top 50 countries in the international rankings
on: ICT Development (ITU), E-Governance development (UN), Network readiness (World
Economic Forum), the level of the knowledge-based economy development (World Bank
Institute);
2) All localities of the country shall have at least one point of access to broadband with a
minimum speed of 30Mb/s;
3) At least 60% of households shall be connected to broadband Internet;
4) At least 75% of citizens shall be Internet users;
5) 100% of public services which may be provided electronically shall be available online;
6) 100% of archives, civil status records, cultural and scientific heritage shall be digitized
and available;
7) At least 80% of citizens shall be satisfied with the quality of provided services;
8) Public services shall be provided under the ID card, including electronic or through
electronic or mobile identification;
9) At least 70% of the population shall use electronic services;
10) At least 60% of the population shall use digital signature;
11) At least 20% of the population shall shop online;
12) 100% of the population shall have access to digital terrestrial television.
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48. The expected results following this Strategy implementation shall be assessed
according to the key progress indicators regarding the implemented objectives:
1) Promotion of the Republic of Moldova in international rankings of the ICT field;
2) Provision of the broadband and digital terrestrial television all over the country;
3) The share of public institutions integrated into the interoperability platform;
4) The percentage of households with computer and broadband internet access;
5) The rate of digital content accessibility;
6) The number of computers per 100 pupils;
7) The rate of general compulsory education graduates possessing ICT skills;
8) The share of public services available online from the total amount of services that can
be provided electronically;
9) The confidence degree in the reliability of the online requested service;
10) The number of secured servers per 1 million inhabitants.
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VII. IMPLEMENTATION STAGES
49. The strategy shall serve as a key document for coordinating the activities of all policy
authorities, authorized in the Information Society development field. The implementation of the
Strategy shall be fulfilled with the participation of the relevant ministries and
organizations/institutions, but also with the active participation of business and civil society.
Implementations shall occur in 3 stages:
1) The organizational stage, adjusting the legal and regulatory framework, the capacity
building and launching programs (2013-2014);