The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis (GoSKN) has taken a significant step in advancing its e-government transformation by partnering with Cybernetica. Recognised as one of the key architects of e-Estonia and the Estonian e-government ecosystem, Cybernetica will provide strategic guidance and expert support in the development and implementation of a robust Digital Identity Authentication System.
The GoSKN has identified digital identity authentication as a cornerstone for its digital transformation. To ensure the successful implementation of this initiative, Cybernetica will collaborate with the Ministry of ICT and Posts, bringing its long-term expertise to conduct a comprehensive review of the current digital identity landscape.
The project will result in the delivery of a detailed strategy for the deployment of digital identity services, collateral infrastructure, and capacity-building. Among other deliverables, Cybernetica’s team of experts will provide:
- Government strategy evaluation
- Technical documentation assessment
- Policy and legislation review
- Implementation roadmap development
This initiative is further strengthened by the involvement of regional expert Roger Hennis from Avvant, whose local expertise will complement Cybernetica’s global perspective.
St. Kitts and Nevis has critically prioritised areas such as digital identity, interoperability, legislative frameworks, data management, and cybersecurity. By addressing these issues, the Digital Identity Authentication System will serve as the foundation for a broader digital ecosystem, enabling government entities to deliver efficient and secure services to citizens and businesses alike.
“We are privileged to partner with the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis on this important initiative,” said Dr Valentyna Tsap, Cybernetica’s Lead Consultant. “A robust digital identity system is one of the cornerstones of any modern digital state, because it enables secure, efficient, and accessible public services. Through this project, we aim to leverage our extensive expertise in digital identity and governance to provide strategic insights and actionable guidance, ensuring a smooth and successful implementation. We are excited to contribute to the government’s vision of a digitally empowered society and support St. Kitts and Nevis in their journey towards becoming a leader in e-governance in the region.”
’’Digital Transformation is not merely a goal for us; it is a necessity in shaping the economic and social future of our nation“, “ said Minister Konris Maynard. ’’As we embark on the ambitious journey of our whole-of-government strategy for digital transformation, we stand at the forefront of innovation and progress. This initiative is not just about adopting new technologies; it is about reimagining how we deliver services, engage with citizens, and empower our workforce. Together, we will harness the power of digital tools to create a more efficient, transparent, and inclusive government that meets the needs of all our citizens. The future is digital, and we are committed to leading the charge towards a more connected and resilient society.”
The Ministry of Information, Communication, Technology, and Posts under the leadership of Honorable Konris Maynard is committed to providing the technological infrastructure necessary for advancing the Sustainable Island State agenda, ensuring a digital future that benefits every citizen and paves the way for lasting progress.
