4.54 The public sector will become more efficient in delivering public services. Rwanda is currently experimenting with a range of innovative ICT deployments to improve the efficiency of public service delivery. SMS-based data collection systems are being piloted by MINISANTE for birth and death registrations and MINEDUC for live school attendance records. These innovations will be evaluated and scaled up across the country of they are shown to be effective. Plans are also made for a Land Administration Information System (LAIS). All government offices (including local government) will be equipped with appropriate ICT infrastructure and applications. Hospitals and health centers will have improved connectivity, including RapidSMS and mUbuzima systems. In order to improve its efficiency in delivery, the public sector has been promoting e-transactions; this will be further strengthened through the review of processes and systems requirements to encourage, wherever possible, the systematic use of e-transactions such as e-procurement, e-tax filling and payments in addition to the already existing e-business registration and visa applications. The government will further encourage the development of a paperless public administration. rity Area 3: Entrepreneurship, Access to Finance and Business Development 4.55 The most important priority for growth, job creation and productivity is that Rwanda maintains a stable macroeconomic policy and continues to improve its business environment. Growth in incomes creates demand for goods and services, which create jobs and incomes for other Rwandans. However as well as ensuring these fundamentals are present, government can also go further, and target policies specifically to unlock the demand side constraints to growth for household micro enterprises and SMEs, as well as attracting large labour-intensive firms.