Policies on Innovative healthcare

The eGovernment action plan provides sources of information and guides to support the administrations local and regional administrations. They are the public sector's primary interface with citizens and businesses. 60% of the decisions taken by our towns and regions are influenced by European legislation. Almost 70% of public sector investments in Europe come from local and regional governments. 40% of EU funds are invested in local government.

The eGovernment action plan 2016-2020 will modernise digital public services and make the EU a better place to work, live and invest.

The digital transformation of government is a key element to the success of the Single Market; helping to remove existing digital barriers, reduce administrative burdens and improve the quality of interactions with government.

The following projects are just some examples of many successful results of the European Union funded research and innovation in the Societal Challenges areas which already are integrated into commercially viable products, start-ups and services. Some of these products or services are already available in the market in 2015, some will be in the near future.

Effective eGovernment can provide a wide variety of benefits including more efficiency and savings for governments and businesses, increased transparency, and greater participation of citizens in political life.

CloudOpting assists the Migration of Open Public Services to the Cloud and the Provision of Cloud Infrastructures.

Opening Data Architectures and Infrastructures of European Public Administrations - aAccessibility, cost-efficiency, user-centric approach in new Public Administration services implementation.

Environmental impact of economic activities through the environmental permits process.

The open government approach enables public bodies to be more transparent and open, more accountable and more agile.

The data-driven, open, modular, digital government approach can facilitate the transformation open government.