ඉලෙක්ට්රොනික අත්සන් සහිත ඉලෙක්ට්රොනික ලේඛන පිළිගැනීම: රජයක් තබනා කෙටි පියවරක්, රටක් පනිනා යෝධ පිම්මක් = Accepting e-documents with e-signatures: A small step for government, a giant leap for the country
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2017-02Author
Perera, Buddhika
Abeysinghe, Subhashini
Sabrina, Esufally
Kapilan, Anushan
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The room for exporters to improve their competitiveness by reducing time to export is significantly constrained by the procedures and processing time imposed by Sri Lankan border agencies. Sri Lanka can improve the competitiveness of its exporters by reducing processing times at the border. A proven method in this regard is the use of Electronic Document (e-document) processing platforms for trade. Currently in Sri Lanka, the benefit of this particular opportunity is being hobbled by the non-acceptance of electronic signatures (e-signatures). This policy note sets out the main findings of a study conducted on the non-acceptance of e-signatures in Sri Lanka and provides recommendations to overcome bureaucratic inaction on accepting e-signatures.
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This study was compiled in collaboration with the Import Section of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce. 7p. An English version of this brief is also available elsewhere in the KMS.