The open-H2020 observatory is the simple way to browse projects developed with funding from the Horizon 2020 programme (H2020), the EU’s biggest ever research and innovation programme with nearly €80 billion of funding available over 7 years (2014 to 2020). Open-H2020 observatory is based on open data. Through an interactive map you can view projects, get a general idea of their subject matter and see partnerships and geographical distribution. You can also see how EU funding was divided between partners, when the project began, when it finished and much more. Data are updated monthly.

The Legislative Train Schedule guides you through the twists and turns of European legislation. The application allows you to follow the progress of a number of legislative files during President Juncker’s five-year-term, from 2014 to 2019. It uses railways, trains, and carriages as metaphors. The journey starts when a piece of legislation arrives at the Parliament. Clicking on a carriage reveals all the details of a proposal, such as the priority it is linked to and the MEP responsible for steering it through Parliament. It's also possible to see which proposals are blocked and where.

The Legislative Train Schedule guides you through the twists and turns of European legislation. The application allows you to follow the progress of a number of legislative files during President Juncker’s five-year-term, from 2014 to 2019. It uses railways, trains, and carriages as metaphors. The journey starts when a piece of legislation arrives at the Parliament. Clicking on a carriage reveals all the details of a proposal, such as the priority it is linked to and the MEP responsible for steering it through Parliament. It's also possible to see which proposals are blocked and where.