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First Chapter. Purpose and scope of Ibero-American Social Electronic Identification
Objectives 1 The present Framework for the Ibero American Social Electronic
Identification has the following objectives:
a. To provide a concept framework and the components involved
in individuals’ identification processes, that by means
of technological elements, facilitate E-Government development
and the implementation of public policies for social inclusion
in Ibero America.
b. To promote the use of electronic identification documents in
the countries of the region, including electronic passports and
national identity documents.
c. To provide technical recommendations to public administrations
for the electronic authentication processes, covering remote
authentication of users on open networks.
d. To constitute a generic framework of leading principles,
policies and management procedures, to set up the basis to
establish a future scheme of mutual recognition of social
identification devices in the countries of the Ibero American
community.
e. To serve as a guide for the design, regulation, implementation,
development, improvement and consolidation of national
models for individuals’ electronic identification by the regional
public administrations.
Purpose 2 The objectives set forth in the previous paragraph have multiple
purposes:
a. To promote citizen participation in public management,
through the implementation of quality electronic services and
guidelines for interaction between inhabitants and their public
administration by electronic means.
b. To seek the acknowledgement of the right to interact electronically
with the Administration as considered in the Ibero
American Charter on E-Government.
c. To facilitate communication and relationship between individuals
and public administrations by electronic means.
d. To establish a cross-border acknowledgement framework for
electronic identification and authentication devices.
e. To promote the use and mutual acknowledgement of electronic
identity documents.
f. To ensure the protection of individuals’ right to identity.
g. To facilitate data interchange among the countries of the
region, in line with the national regulations on personal data
protection.
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