Kids Education School Gallery: ministry of education

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

ministry of education

INFOMATION
ministry of education
Soviet government agency established in Russia in 1917. When the Bolshevik Party took power following the Revolution of October 1917, it inaugurated a new set of administrative bodies or People's Commissariats. Narkompros was set up under Anatoly Lunacharsky on 26 October 1917 to take responsibility for the administration of education and the arts, including the maintenance of museums and ancient monuments. It was divided into various departments: Music (MUZO), Photography and Film (FOTO-KINO), Literature (LITO), Theatre (TEO) and Fine Arts (IZO), which was set up in Petrograd (now St Petersburg) in early 1918.

the Information Management Unit (IMU) is the primary ICT business driver of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport. The IMU champions consolidation within the Ministry, contributes to development of corporate Ministerial ICT and e-Government policies and strategies, is a key player in active application of ICTs for the improvement in service delivery and realisation of efficiency gains, nodes for the dissemination of best practice and primary feedback channel.
The IMU is the primary interface of the Ministry with Malta Information and Training Services Ltd (MITTS) and Core ICT Advisory Committee (CITAC). MITTS provides the Ministry with core services such as email and internet, effects monitoring and compliance facets of ICT governance function, and advises the IMU about primary technology and ICT operations. CITAC is the corporate champion and leader of the ‘ICT in Government’ function which determines Government’s ICT in Government strategy, corporate ICT policy, top-level monitoring of programme implementation, promoter of best practice and management of financials

ministry of education