The eGov PH mobile application now integrates over a thousand government systems to streamline services, in line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s directive to improve public service delivery, a Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) official said Wednesday in Malacañang.

“Napakarami na pong features ang ating eGov app – in fact, nasa isang libo mahigit na po na government systems ang naka-integrate dito…both local saka national government agencies,” David Almirol Jr., Undersecretary for e-Government, said during the briefing.

The DICT stated that eGov PH, also known as e-Government Philippines, is a mobile application that streamlines transactions between the government and its citizens. With a vision to build a connected nation, this platform integrates the multi-sectoral government through a one-stop online system that aims to minimize economic costs for citizens, according to its website.

The eGov PH app aligns with President Marcos’ directive to promote the government’s campaign to strengthen the delivery of key government services, create a more business-friendly environment, and enhance bureaucratic efficiency through online systems.

Aside from the existing features, some of those integrated are the National ID, Senior Citizen’s ID, Professional Regulation Commission ID, e-Health ID, and Overseas Filipino Workers ID, among others.

Those who have the mobile app could even access the Social Security System, Government Service Insurance System, Philippine Health Insurance Corp., Pag-IBIG Fund, as well as other government agencies, he said.

Almirol said that soon, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will coordinate with the DICT and integrate the “No Contact Apprehension Policy” (NCAP) to ease processes.

He added that details of the violations can be viewed online, along with the penalties that need to be paid. Those notified can settle all of these through the online system, from anywhere. ǀ PND