With the Fourth Industrial, i.e. the Digital Revolution, we have a chance to make up for lagging behind and catch up with more developed countries.
The digitisation process will enhance the standard and quality of life for hundreds of thousands of Serbian citizens. Efficiency will be increased, costs will be reduced and new value will be created in almost all areas of life and work. The digitisation process is the most important catalyst of innovations, competitiveness and growth.
According to the Ministry of the Interior, 3,028,020 citizens are registered at residences in streets without specific house numbers. Of these, 2,676,898 citizens are registered at addresses with no street name specified (referred to as “no street bb”).
The address register contains information on street names and house numbers, and is one of the key state registers, alongside the Central Population Register, Business Registers and the Real Estate Register. As of 14 February 2018, the Address Register of Serbia contained data on 53,941 streets. Following a survey of street systems across all cities and municipalities in Serbia, a proposal to add 67,307 additional streets was put forward.
A significant number of local governments have completed the street naming process, with 28,055 streets in 78 cities, municipalities and city districts now officially named.
It is important to note that any costs associated with replacing valid personal documents due to updates in the address register will be covered by the state, not by citizens.
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