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State Social Protection Information System (SSPIS)

Supports the work of the labour, employment and social protection authorities of the Republic of Belarus and supplies information to the e-government of the republic.

State Social Protection Information System (SSPIS)
Social service tasks
47
State systems it interacts with
4
District and city departments using the system
146
Citizens served
about 3.66 million

About the system

The State Social Protection Information System (SSPIS) covers 47 public social service tasks, interacts with 4 state systems and supplies information to the e-government of the republic.

The system implements 15 laws of the Republic of Belarus, 17 edicts and 2 decrees of the President of the Republic of Belarus and 13 resolutions of the Council of Ministers.

Areas of work

SSPIS supports the work of the labour, employment and social protection authorities of the Republic of Belarus in the following areas:

  1. Pensions
  2. State social support in the form of child allowances
  3. Family capital
  4. State targeted social assistance
  5. Records and allocation of technical means of social rehabilitation
  6. Records and allocation of places in residential care homes
  7. Records and allocation of material assistance from the Social Protection Fund and for health improvement
  8. Social services for citizens

Technologies

The system was developed with Delphi, NetBeans IDE, Java, JavaScript, SQL and PL/SQL, and the Apache Tomcat and GlassFish application servers.

SSPIS data is stored and processed in databases managed by Oracle DBMS.

Deployment and support

The system operates in 146 district and city departments for labour, employment and social protection, in 6 regional executive committee departments and the Minsk City Executive Committee department for labour, employment and social protection, and in the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection.

SSPIS serves a third of the population of the republic — about 3.66 million citizens: pensioners, children under 3, people with disabilities and low-income people.

The organisation's IT specialists maintain the system and ensure its uninterrupted operation.