Κέντρο Ταυτοποίησης Μητρώων- Μοναδικός Αριθμός Πολίτη (e ID).

Abstract

This diploma work refers to the necessity and the way of creating the unique Personal Number of the citizen in Greece. Our followed methodology includes internet research, bibliographic reports, legal review and interview with the Head of the General Directorate for Development and Productive Operation of Information Systems of Economic Sector and Public Administration of GSISPA, Dr. Andreas Pipis. There is a problematic current situation in Greece related to many existing numbers that are used by citizen in his/her transactions with the Greek state. Abroad, the situation is better, mainly because of the higher level of ICT use and the better interoperability between public and private sector. The use of multiple numbers and register in daily life creates many problems to the citizens. These make the creation of the Personal Number (PN) absolutely necessary. In recent years, Greece through the national digital strategy, but also with the adoption and implementation of the "Digital Governance Code", is trying to regain the lost time. The key to this effort is the creation of the PN, which will be unique and it will be given to the citizen from birth. Gradually it is expected to replace all the basic numbers used by the citizen in his/her daily activities. Το achieve that goal, we need to follow some basic steps. The most important is the identification of existing registers. The new super-register will be established in the GSISPA and will interact with all the other registers of public services. Many benefits are expected from the creation of a Citizens' PNA Register and the universal use of the PN in daily transactions through the use of eID. The PΝ can be used to access a virtually complete and up-to-date, individual file for each citizen, through the usage of the Interoperability Center. It will contain all the necessary information for the citizen, so that the citizen will be able to transact with the public services quickly and safely. The "citizen-centrality" of the new system will lead to better services offered to the citizen and in the development of the country. Key words: Digital Transformation, Interoperability, Citizen’s Personal Number, Personal Number Register, «Citizen-Central Model».