According to him, the first phase of the work, which involved surveying around 200,000 individuals, has been successfully completed.
“We aimed to survey 200,000 citizens, and this target has been achieved. The survey results, along with data from the comprehensive study, will help determine the potential impact of the eGov system on public health. This is just the first phase, the outcomes of which we will announce after all the research is concluded,” the minister noted.
He also emphasized that in 2024, competitive procedures are planned to continue the research, which is funded for three years. However, according to the minister, there is a desire to complete the work ahead of schedule.
All stages of the research will be conducted in an open format.