News about Open data

The European Commission, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Open Contracting Partnership are joining forces to improve the quality and transparency of public tenders co-funded by EU funds in Greece and Poland. Thanks to their support, two pilot projects will provide expertise and hands-on support to public authorities in both countries, with a focus on digital innovation.

This pledge has been put forward by Ioana Stoenescu, expert of the High-level Expert Group on B2G data sharing. It is part of the work of the High-level Expert Group on Business-to-Government (B2G) data sharing, whose report was published in February 2020.

This pledge has been put forward by Stefaan Verhults, expert of the High-level Expert Group on B2G data sharing. It is part of the work of the High-level Expert Group on Business-to-Government (B2G) data sharing, whose report was published in February 2020.

This pledge has been put forward by Nuria Oliver, expert of the High-level Expert Group on B2G data sharing. It is part of the work of the High-level Expert Group on Business-to-Government (B2G) data sharing, whose report was published in February 2020.

This pledge has been put forward by 2 experts of the High-level Expert Group on B2G data sharing: Richard Benjamins and Juan Murillo Arias. It is part of the work of the High-level Expert Group on Business-to-Government (B2G) data sharing, whose report was published in February 2020.

This pledge will help optimise logistic flows and generate a mutualisation of resources. It is part of the work of the High-level Expert Group on Business-to-Government (B2G) data sharing, whose report was published in February 2020.

The Czech capital faces new challenges. How to approach the public-space development issue in a sustainable manner, which will bring an improved comfort and new services to its inhabitants? How to respond to the growing number of the capital’s population and thus to greater demands on the city’s infrastructure?

At EU level, Eurostat is responsible for the development, production and dissemination of European statistics. For the maritime domain, Eurostat collects maritime transport data and publishes statistics regarding transportation of goods and passengers and vessel traffic within the EU, as well as Norway and Turkey.

The European research project SMILE represents a showpiece for the implementation of integrated mobility.

Vehicle-generated data has a huge potential to help achieve public-interest purposes, such as road safety.