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The ODECO project , funded by the Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network , is a 4-year initiative aimed at transforming the open data landscape in Europe. Running from October 2021 to September 2025, ODECO focuses on creating a user-driven, circular, and inclusive open data ecosystem. This project brings together 9 leading international universities, research centres, and sixteen partners from industry and the public sector, all working collaboratively to address the challenges of open data fragmentation and reusability. At the heart of ODECO are fifteen Early-Stage
Today we mark the 15th anniversary of the Lisbon Treaty , where we reflect on its transformative impact on the European Union's governance and structure. Signed on December 13, 2007 , and effective from December 1, 2009, the Lisbon Treaty aimed to enhance the EU's efficiency and democratic legitimacy. Key changes included the establishment of a long-term President of the European Council and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, strengthening the EU's external representation . A notable achievement of the treaty was the extension of the co-decision
A data space is a secure ecosystem where data can be shared, accessed, and utilised among a network of trusted partners. Unlike traditional data storage, a data space enables controlled data exchange between organisations while ensuring data sovereignty and privacy. In line with this, the European Union has launched initiatives for Common European Data Spaces across various fields, including healthcare, energy, finance, and agriculture. These data spaces are designed to empower sectors to share and exchange data across EU borders, creating a vibrant data economy that benefits businesses
The Digital Future of Justice 2.0 Hackathon , held from 15 to 17 November 2024 at the University of Bologna , brought together bright minds from across Europe to explore the synergy between technology and justice. Organised by the Council of Europe in collaboration with the Institute of Legal Informatics and Judicial Systems , this event aimed to harness technology for better human rights protection and to raise awareness among legal professionals. 26 participants, including students and researchers from all around Europe, engaged in a competition to develop innovative solutions that address
Mark your calendars for a new webinar ‘ Smart Cities and digital twin technology: the case of Rotterdam’ hosted by data.europa academy on Friday, 6 December 2024, from 10:00 to 11:00 CET. This session aims to introduce participants to the innovative world of smart city strategies and digital twin technology, featuring a practical example from the city of Rotterdam. The European Union sees open data as a cornerstone for building smart cities that are transparent, participatory, and data driven. Digital twin technology, which relies on open data, acts as a virtual mirror of a city, integrating
On 11 January, 2024, the official press release announcing that the European Data Act entered into force was published. Almost a year later, we look back at the developments of the past year and simultaneously forward to what comes next for the Data Act. Aiming to support a more competitive and innovative data economy by improving access to data in the EU market , the open data landscape shifted with the introduction of the Data Act. The Data Act will officially become applicable in September 2025 , so in 2024 organisations can start preparing their access to data according to the new rules
Last week we hosted an exciting event in Paris! On 12 and 13 November, a workshop designed to bring data providers from across Europe together, counted with the attendance of 40 participants from 22 different countries. For two days, there was a mix of presentations and moments of interaction between the data providers, which led to many new insights. On the first day, after a word of introduction by the Publications Office of the European Union , there was a keynote speech by the French Interministerial Directorate for Digital Services (DINUM) about their data.gouv.fr open data platform. The
The EU Sanctions Tracker is a tool designed to provide information on financial sanctions and travel restrictions imposed by the EU. Accessible via data.europa.eu and published by the Commission Directorate-General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union , this innovative tool offers detailed insights into the nature, scope, and impact of sanctions. By making this information publicly available, the EU reinforces its commitment to open governance and the rule of law. The EU Sanctions Tracker is a valuable resource for policymakers, researchers, and the public. It
Iceland’s open data portal, statice.is , is contributing to transparency in Europe with not only a statistical database, but also many statistical visualisations such as population graphs. This platform, managed by Statistics Iceland , provides free access to a wealth of data across various sectors, including population, society, business sectors, economy, and environment. By making this data readily available, Iceland aims to empower citizens, researchers, and businesses to make informed decisions and drive data-driven solutions. For Statistics Iceland, all statistics published are considered
Smart Cities are revolutionising urban living by leveraging technology and data to enhance the quality of life, sustainability, and efficiency of city services. These cities use interconnected systems to manage resources, reduce waste, and improve the overall urban experience. By integrating open data into their frameworks, smart cities can foster innovation, drive economic growth, and create more responsive and resilient urban environments. The European Commission hosts a Smart Cities Marketplace , that aims to engage cities and towns to work towards a sustainable urban environment by