"The Database of Licenses and the National Map of License-Related Inquiries (NAMA)" has been implemented since 2016.
The system provides fundamental and essential Information that is pivotal to creating a proper roadmap aimed at reducing the time and procedures of issuing licenses. This is done through identifying the existing prerequisite relationships among licenses and the services required for each of them (including inquiries, confirmation of documents, etc.).
NAMA is available at the website of »National Counter of State-Licenses« and it offers license-related information (including time, cost, process, documents, forms, inquiries, etc.) to public. The Information is aggregated, reportable and constantly updated.

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• Iran (Islamic Republic of)

• Youth
• Older persons
• Women
• Indigenous and nomadic peoples
• People with disabilities
• The unemployed
• The poor
• Migrants
• Refugees and internally displaced people
• Remote and rural communities

The NAMA project is replicable due to the variable nature of business licensing processes and the constant need for their monitoring.

The project is sustainable due to the government policy priority in Iran to improve the business environment and constant the real needs of people in this area.

The NAMA system, refers directly to C3 action line from WSIS+10 vision document in 2019, on ‘access to information and knowledge’, through comprehensive strengthening of digital space, the information society, and knowledge related to business climate, supports the role of the government in policies and strategies based on national requirements for the development and enhancement of global access to information and knowledge. By providing credible, transparent and non-discriminatory legal services to business license applicants, this system makes conditions for reducing the time of issuing business licenses, providing clear, timely and accurate responses to the policies and strategies presented by the information society to improve the economic and social environment, reducing the injustice and poverty alleviation, will also help to achieve the goals of the WSIS. Accessible government data in this system will help to create effective, responsive and inclusive institutions at all levels of the covered geographical area as a result of providing access to justice, and will promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development. The themes mentioned are exactly in line with WSIS policy in action line C3.