The "Digital Participation Policy" issued by the Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology aims to foster a culture of digital engagement within government administrative units. It emphasizes the importance of involving beneficiaries—citizens, residents, and organizations—in decision-making processes related to public services and policies. The policy outlines clear objectives, including enhancing transparency, encouraging feedback, and ensuring that the voices of the public are considered in governmental decisions. Key components of the policy include the establishment of accessible digital channels for communication, guidelines for acceptable conduct during participation, and mechanisms for managing and responding to public input. Overall, the document reflects a commitment to improving governance through active public participation and the use of digital tools, ultimately aiming to enhance the quality of government services and responsiveness to community needs. - translate