Golden projects

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The Golden Projects are several e-government projects^[when?] carried by the Government of the People's Republic of China. These projects include

• The Golden Bridge Project, a project focused on commercial internet service.
• The Golden Card Project, a project focused on building a national credit card network.
• The Golden Custom Project, also known as Golden Gate Project, a project linking customs points through a national electronic data interchange (EDI) system, and promote paper-less trade.
• The Golden Finance Project, a project to build a clearing house system.
• The Golden Macro Project, a project focused on increasing sharing information between government bodies and helping decision making.
• The Golden Shield Project, a project to increase central police control and responsiveness of public security.
• The Golden Tax Project, a project focused on using information technology to crack down on tax evasion [1].

• Governance in China By Irène Hors, Frédéric Langer, as seen in Google Book Search crazy