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Purpose of evoting
To eliminate paper in the voting process. This involves sending of notices and ballot papers and receiving
the said ballot votes.
Facilitate electronic voting on resolutions of companies in a fair and transparent manner for all classes of
security/stakeholders.
Enable security holders to vote at a time and place of their convenience.
Eliminate postal and other natural delays which cause a hindrance to postal ballot.
Increase shareholder participation in shareholder meetings.
The e-Voting platform aims to improve transparency and Corporate Governance standards and also helps
in reducing the administrative cost associated with Postal Ballot while facilitating declaration of results
immediately after the close of the voting. Additionally investors are also benefited where they can cast
their votes on till last day from the comfort of their home / office, while eliminating the chances of their
votes being declared invalid
The concept of this project is to allow its citizens to exercise their right to express their choices
regarding specific issues, legislative texts, citizen initiatives, constitutional amendments,
reminders and / or electing their government and their representatives. policies Applied science is
increasingly used as a tool to help voters vote. To allow the exercise of this right, the following
measures must be taken: identification and authentication of voters, voting and recording of votes,
counting of votes, publication of electoral results.
identification of voters is required during two phases of the electoral process: first, voter
registration to establish the right to vote and, at the time of voting, to allow a citizen to exercise
their right to vote by verifying whether the person meets all the necessary requirements to vote
(authentication). Security is a central element of the e-voting process. Therefore, the need to
design a secure electronic voting system is very important. In general, the mechanisms that
guarantee the security and confidentiality of an election can be long, costly for election
administrators, and inconvenient for voters.
There are different levels of security for electronic voting. Therefore, serious steps must be taken
to keep out of the public domain. In addition, he applies security to hide the votes of advertising.
There is no measure for the acceptable level of security because the level depends on the type of
information. An acceptable level of security is always a compromise between the ease of use and
the robustness of the security method.
2.3 Securities of the E-voting systems:
The main objective of secure electronic voting is to guarantee the privacy of voters and the votes.
A secure electronic voting system meets the following requirements: Eligibility: only the votes of
legitimate voters must be taken into account; A Reusability: each voter is allowed to vote once;
Anonymity: the votes are secret; Clarification: the ballot can not be changed. Therefore, it should
not be possible to eliminate the ballots or add ballots once the election is over. Equity: partial
tabulation is impossible; Vote and leave: once a voter has voted, there is no further action before
the end of the election; Public responsibility: everyone should be able to easily verify the validity
of the entire voting process.
On the basis of the elections, voters vote simply by depositing their vote in sealed boxes
distributed around electoral circuits in a given country. At the end of the election period, all these
boxes are open and the votes are counted manually in the presence of certified officials. In this
process, there may be an error in the counting of votes or, in some cases, voters find ways to vote
more than once. Sometimes, even the votes are manipulated to distort the results of an election in
favor of certain candidates. In order to avoid these shortcomings, the government of India has
developed a direct registration electronic voting system (DRE), commonly known as electronic
voting machines or EVM.
These devices have been praised for their simple design, ease of use and reliability. However, it
has been discovered that EVMs are not inviolable and can easily be hacked. In addition, these
attacks, both hardware and software, go without detection but are quite simple to implement. This
has led us to establish a safe, transparent, reliable and easy to use system for citizens. Biometric
electronic voting systems are no longer a phenomenon, they are actively used in countries like
Ghana and Ireland and spread to many other developing countries. We propose an integration of
CIDR with the electronic voting mechanism to make electronic voting in India a reality.
- Promote innovative methods of teaching about the TST and disseminate new research in order
to enhance the professional development of teachers, e.g. on tangible and intangible heritage in
teaching about the TST.
Expected result 1: ASPnet National Coordinators, teachers and students have developed
innovative, school-based good practices in TST teaching within the ASPnet TST Education
Project, including twinning and ICT components.
Expected result 2: A reference for quality school-based educational activities is provided through
the ASPnet TST Education Project.
Expected result 3: Visibility of UNESCO in the area of human rights education and intercultural
dialogue is strengthened.