The Council of Coordinators for Government Services Modernization and eGovernance Transformation is a collegiate body chaired by the Deputy Secretary General of the Government. It consists of the general state secretaries of the ministries, heads/deputy heads of other central administrative bodies and self-financed public bodies subordinate to the government, the director of the Public Services Agency and the director of the Center for Reform Implementation.

The Council's mission is to align efforts to modernize government services and ensure the continuity of the eGovernance Transformation process. Along with this, its members are responsible for evaluating the implementation process of the reform of the modernization and delivery of government services, they should propose effective solutions to improve the quality of government services. They are also entrusted with the task of monitoring the progress of the implementation of projects in the field of reengineering and digitization of public services, launched by the government together with the Electronic Governance Agency

The e-Governance Agency coordinates and directs the work of the Council. The Council of eTransformation Coordinators was established on the basis of Government Decree No. 222 of 01.04.2011 to ensure the implementation of the eTransformation agenda at the sectoral level and the coordination of all processes necessary for the eTransformation of the public sector.

On March 21, 2018, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the new Regulations on the Council of Coordinators for the Modernization of Government Services and e-Transformation of Governance. The document can be viewed here.