 The current COVID-19 global pandemic has peeled back delicate layers for Caribbean countries who have been at the forefront of the resilience building agenda. With social distancing, remote working learning and business have become almost mandatory overnight and the need to conduct daily activities digitally has become the new normal. The Government of St. Lucia through the Department of Public Service recognising this seismic shift has accelerated to facilitate online application, payment and to monitor progress of government services anywhere, anytime from any digital device. This project is being implemented using a two-year phased approach. Phase 1 will see the automation of key services within the Department of Transport and enable customers to submit online applications and payments for duplicate replacement and renewal of drivers licenses. Additionally, the current systems will be integrated so as to allow law enforcement access to relevant information to conduct their duties effectively. Phase 2 will also focus on an additional aid services, endorsements, learners' permit, drivers' related test, omnibus related services, exchange of foreign licenses, all offered by the Division of Transport. The first phase of the DigiGov project was launched within the Division of Transport and was made available on June 25, 2020. To access the government's online services through the DigiGov platform, you will be required to register for a DigiGov account using your NIC number via the link www.digigov.govt.lc. Contact Division of Public Sector Modernisation at 468-4977 or 311. You can also email digigovinfo.govt.lc.