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Open data to understand rural development in the EU
In the EU, agriculture and rural development encompasses the policies and practices that support farmers, food security, the environment, and rural areas. Many of these initiatives are established under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) , which is the oldest policy in the EU , first introduced in 1962. The CAP represents a partnership between agriculture and society, as well as between Europe and its farmers. As key focus areas, it aims to support the economic and environmental sustainability of agriculture and ensure the vibrancy and resilience of rural regions. The CAP specifically
Unveiling the impact of open data: Insights from the Use Case Observatory
The Use Case Observatory , an initiative led by data.europa.eu , serves as comprehensive research aimed at evaluating the impact of open data across Europe between 2022 and 2025. This project focuses on analysing 30 reuse cases and aims to contribute with valuable insights to the broader goals of data.europa.eu while shedding light on the challenges and successes of open data reuse and impact assessment methodologies. Expanding on the findings from the first volume , this second volume selected 13 reuse cases out of the initial 30 and categorised them according to the four dimensions of open
The Use Case Observatory
The Use Case Observatory is a research project initiated and performed by data.europa.eu, the official portal for European open data, managed by the Publications Office of the European Union. The purpose of this research project is to contribute to data.europa.eu’s broader goal of measuring the economic impact of open data across Europe over a span of 3 years (2022–2025). The first volume of the observatory was published in 2022.
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The HELP courses from the Council of Europe: Exploring data protection in judicial decisions
The Council of Europe 's HELP programme is an educational initiative that offers training sessions for legal professionals across Europe. The courses cover a wide range of human rights topics, reflecting the diverse areas of work within the Council of Europe, and aiming to enhance the protection of human rights on a national level. The latest course on the platform addresses data protection in publication of judicial decisions . It defines personal data, and delves into collecting, using, and protecting them. As legal professionals navigate the complexities of data protection in the judicial
Open Data portals around Europe: Spain’s Open Data initiative
Spain's Open Data Portal , part of the Aporta Initiative launched in 2009, stands as a cornerstone in promoting public information openness and fostering advanced data-driven services. The platform, datos.gob.es , serves as a hub for administrations, businesses, and citizens engaged in Spain's open data ecosystem. Developed within the current legislative framework, the Aporta initiative encompasses seven key action lines reflected on the portal. These include sensitisation, analysis and statistics, regulation, national and international Cooperation, national catalog and support, and innovation
Discover the insights of our webinar ‘Personal data management and altruism: how and when are individuals empowered to make data sharing decisions?’
On 12 April 2024, from 10.00 to 11.30 CET, the Data.europa Academy hosted the webinar ‘Personal data management and altruism: how and when are individuals empowered to make data sharing decisions?’, concluding a series on the Data Governance Act (DGA). The first session delved into the DGA's legal framework, aiming to enhance data sharing in a secure and granular way, and explored the contrasts with the Open Data Directive . Over 500 people registered for this second session, which highlighted how the DGA introduces new ways for individuals to control and share their data, aligning with the
Workshop ‘How to use open data for your research’
Are you engaged in research or planning to start a scholarly project and in need of reliable data? Learn how open data can enrich your academic activities at our workshop, ‘How to use open data for your research’. Discover the extensive resources available through data.europa.eu and the data.europa academy. This workshop, scheduled for 10 May from 10:00 to 11:30 CET, is tailored for students and academics. It offers a guide through the data.europa.eu portal, where you will learn how to access and utilise the vast open data resources crucial for research. Additionally, there will be a hands-on
The Interoperable Europe Act: Implications and impact on EU's digital future
The European Commission's adoption of the Interoperable Europe Act marks a key development in enhancing the EU's digital public sector. This Act is set to create a network of interconnected digital public administrations, which not only strengthens cross-border collaboration but also accelerates Europe's digital transformation. At its core, the Act mandates interoperability assessments, ensuring IT system modifications align with the European Interoperability Framework and shared 'Interoperable Europe solutions' . Transparency is promoted via the publication of these assessments, steering
Empowering youth: European youth week 2024
This week we celebrate the European Youth Week 2024 , an event organised every two years by the European Commission to celebrate and promote youth engagement and active citizenship across Europe. From April 12 to April 19, 2024, young people are encouraged to participate in various activities and discussions this year under the theme "Voice your vision," focusing on democracy and the upcoming European elections. During the European Youth Week, participants have the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogues with policymakers and decision-makers, shaping their vision for the future of Europe
Opendata.ch/2024 Forum
“Data for the Common Good – Learn, Share, and Empower ”: The Opendata.ch/2024 Forum is Switzerland’s leading conference on open data and data use in the public interest. On 24 May, our 14th conference will bring together experts and enthusiasts from government, research, business, and civil society at the University of Fribourg to ignite discussions, network and learn from each other. Don’t miss your chance to shape the future of data in Switzerland. The program is a mix of panels, lightning talks, workshops and presentations. Language: English