Implementing Electronic Business Registry Services : Recommendations for Policy Makers Based on the Experience of EU Accession Countries
The objective of this paper is to share the experiences and good practices of early business registry reformers who implemented web-enabled and automated electronic business registries (e-BRs). These lessons are hoped to be of help to EU New Member...
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| Format: | Working Paper |
| Language: | English en_US |
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2015
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/05/24528985/implementing-electronic-business-registry-e-br-services-recommendations-policy-makers-based-experience-eu-accession-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22120 |
| Summary: | The objective of this paper is to share
the experiences and good practices of early business
registry reformers who implemented web-enabled and automated
electronic business registries (e-BRs). These lessons are
hoped to be of help to EU New Member countries as they
embark on delivering EU-conformant e-BRs. At the same time,
policymakers in other developing countries may also find
these lessons of use. This paper cites examples of good
practices rather than best practices. As elsewhere in the
development agenda, solutions that have worked well in some
countries may not work in other local circumstances. In the
case of e-BRs, success depends on a broader set of reforms;
as will be discussed in a subsequent chapter, e-BRs require
a supportive legal and regulatory infrastructure, such as
electronic signature laws and document authentication. A
needs assessment and analysis of the options in the local
country context need to be conducted in order to find the
most relevant best practice options for a specific country.
Nevertheless, a number of practical good practices can be
identified and are presented in this paper for consideration. |
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