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agencies of the Federal Administration.
Therefore, having social and digital inclusion as a conceptual framework in the Citizen-
Government relation (C2G), the following basic objectives were established:
• To ensure a full and univocal identity.
• To ensure privacy of personal data.
• To optimize citizen registration and identification mechanisms.
• To optimize public security processes within the scientific framework of recognition in crime
investigation.
• To strengthen the State’s capacity through ICT ´s.
• To continue with the ongoing improvement policies for the insertion of biometric tools.
Therefore, projects such as the following ones were implemented: improvement in the circuit
for the issuance of the National Identity Document and the Argentine Passport, technological
update of the automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS) at the Argentine Federal Police,
the creation of a multi-biometrical record for the access to the Federal Penitentiary Service
premises, update of the National Recidivism Registry system and the creation of the “National
Program for the standardization of biometric data and forensic data”.
In the last 8 years, there has been an extraordinary development of biometric technologies
in general and of its different branches in particular: verification and identification through
fingerprints, facial, iris, vascular, voice and DNA, among others, as well as new combinations:
multi-biometrics, fusion, etc. bringing about even more accurate results.
Following the same path, we have collaborated with NIST (National Institute of Standards
and Technology - USA) participating very actively in the elaboration of open biometric
standards (ANSI NIST-ILT 1-2011) and successfully promoting the incorporation of records of
the estomatognatic system (dental comparison, lip prints, palatal rugae and bite marks) leading
the group of dental records, with agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),
INTERPOL, Bundeskriminalamt, and Miami Dade, among others.
Also the sixth “International Biometrics Conference of the Argentine Republic” called CIBRA
was organized, where projects at national and international levels are presented. In this event
there is an interchange of knowledge and experiences with provinces and other nations in the
world. The fifth edition of the Conference, in 2010, published the book “Biometrics” (2010), that
compiles some of the many papers presented.
2011 -2016: Biometrics as social inclusion
But stressing the objectives of the current State policy, it is necessary to bear in mind that
security is one of the dimensions of human development that includes the environmental,
education and socio economic situation of the population, these being the basic components
for the construction of citizenship and to strengthen the State and its institutions.
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