Public Review on the Draft Sharing and Reuse Framework (for IT Solutions)
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This consultation ran from 25 May 2016 to 29 June 2016. A summary of the results will be available in due time.
Information technology
We welcome contributions from public administrations, businesses supplying services to public administrations, NGOs, academic institutions and other organizations as well as citizens.
The proposed Sharing and Reuse Framework has been developed by the European Commission to promote and enhance the sharing and reuse of IT solutions by public administrations, thus fostering the collaboration among them. To this end, it provides a number of recommendations for public administrations at every governance level that, once implemented, will help overcome barriers to sharing and reusing IT solutions. In addition, the framework puts forward recommended measures for central bodies such as Member States' central or regional governments and agencies as well as EU Institutions that can support their administrations in implementing the suggested recommendations.
The objective of this public consultation is to receive the stakeholders' views on the proposed Sharing and Reuse Framework. More specifically, its aim is to verify with the interested parties whether the recommendations and recommended measures included in the framework sufficiently address barriers that prevent the sharing and reuse of IT solutions.
You may participate in the consultation either on behalf of your organisation or business or as an individual citizen. To provide their feedback, interested parties should fill in the online survey.
The proposed framework can be found in the questionnaire when clicking on the “Accompanying document” tab (depending on the size of the screen and resolution, you will need to scroll down the page to see the information). It is also accessible via the link in the section below.
Please note that the questionnaire is in English.
European Commission DG DIGIT
Unit B6 - Interoperability solutions for European public administrations
B - 1049 Brussels
Phone number: +32 229-51885
A summary of the consultation results will be available here by the end of 2016.