Innovating public administrations in EC
summary
European Commission policy unit states a concrete plan: fund reusable building blocks (including the Self context broker that exposes context APIs), require a first set of procedures to implement the once-only principle across Member States from 2023, and enforce high-value public datasets to be available via APIs under the open data directive with an expert group picking datasets. A Commission study maps current systems, flags GDPR guidance (not new law) and seeks Digital Europe funding for deployments.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:01Single Digital Market
- 3:17Model for Digital Maturity of Government
- 4:14Open Governments
- 12:02Digital Europe
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