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    On November 1, 2013, we published a headline list of commitments that countries made at the London OGP Summit. Some of these commitments are new open government reforms that will be part of OGP action plans being developed over the coming months, and some are enhanced commitments from previous plans. Each country filled out a short template about their commitment which can be found on this Scribd channel. These are unedited documents being published for the first time today. We encourage governments and civil society in each of the countries to work together on further refinement and implementation of the commitments. http://www.opengovpartnership.org/summary-london-summit-commitments

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    On November 1, 2013, we published a headline list of commitments that countries made at the London OGP Summit. Some of these commitments are new open government reforms that will be part of OGP action plans being developed over the coming months, and some are enhanced commitments from previous plans. Each country filled out a short template about their commitment which can be found on this Scribd channel. These are unedited documents being published for the first time today. We encourage governments and civil society in each of the countries to work together on further refinement and implementation of the commitments. http://www.opengovpartnership.org/summary-london-summit-commitments

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    Azerbaijan: #OGP13 Summit Commitment

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    On November 1, 2013, we published a headline list of commitments that countries made at the London OGP Summit. Some of these commitments are new open government reforms that will be part of OGP action plans being developed over the coming months, and some are enhanced commitments from previous plans. Each country filled out a short template about their commitment which can be found on this Scribd channel. These are unedited documents being published for the first time today. We encourage governments and civil society in each of the countries to work together on further refinement and implementation of the commitments. http://www.opengovpartnership.org/summary-london-summit-commitments

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    UNCLASSIFIED OGP Annual Summit Commitment Template It would be most helpful to us to have a brief description of all national commitments

    in the form below. his will ensure we accuratel! and clearl! represent the commitment that !our "overnment had made in an! final documents arisin" from the summit. han# !ou. C$UN %&

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    To increase the number of electronic services and expand the geography of ASA!"Service# Centers $Public Service %alls&
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    A.erbai/an0s $pen 1overnment (artnership Action (lan adopted on 2 September *+3* defines under the commitments 2.4 and 2.2 establishment of a uni5ue s!stem for ensurin" electronic information circulation amon" state bodies6 increase the number of electronic services and carr! out measures for increasin" access of citi.ens to public services. he "oal is to provide public services to citi.ens in all over the countr! in a new6 most comfortable and transparent manner6 with application of modern information technolo"ies and innovations. For that purpose State A"enc! for (ublic Service and Social Innovations and its 7ASAN service8 )ASAN abbreviation stands for A.erbai/an Service Assessment Networ#6 it also means 7Eas! 9 Service8 in A.erbai/ani lan"ua"e- centers were established. 7ASAN8 service center further develops classic 7one9stop9shop8 principle where : state entities are renderin" *2 le"al services. he functionin" of the 7ASAN8 service centers is based on the principles of efficienc!6 transparenc!6 ethical behavior6 responsibilit!6 customer satisfaction and comfort. hese centers also act as an effective tool for prevention of corruption and increasin" inte"rit! amon" state bodies. So far there are onl! ; such centers functionin" in A.erbai/an. * in capital cit! and * re"ional centers in bi""est cities. he establishment and ensurin" functionin" of 7ASAN9Service8 centers are also carried out in parallel with development of electronic services which is inseparable part of this s!stem further and further complements it.

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