NIFO has released its latest progress report on the Berlin Declaration, covering the progress of Member States in their commitments towards digital inclusion, better interoperability and value-based digital society. Explore the results now!

Start discovering the latest status in public administration digitalization and interoperability for 39 countries and the EU. Stay also tuned for the 2024 edition of the State-of-play Report on Digital Public Administration and Interoperability!

The European Commission launched an open stakeholder consultation on the Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) to better discover the needs in digital transformation and the benefits of the programme. Every kind of stakeholder is encouraged to join and shape the direction of DIGITAL.

The August Interoperable Europe Newsletter is the second newsletter that has integrated the esteemed OSOR, BLSI, and Joinup newsletters into one bigger community! Read now what these changes hold.

Exchange insights, collaborate on projects and stay updated with the latest trends via the new forum page on the Interoperable Europe Portal. The forum helps you to find the most active and latest discussions to take part in with just a click.

Find other Joinup users who share the same interests, projects and initiatives by searching for their profiles with the new "User profiles" filtering option.

Create content faster and more efficiently with the new “clone content” feature. Ideal for reusing intricate page layouts and creating template designs.

The European Commission published the results of the Study on Regulatory Reporting Standards (SORTIS). The main goal of SORTIS is to detect reporting requirements (‘requests’) in European legislation. Learn how this experimental measure can support you in cutting red tape.

The Regulatory Reporting Metadata Vocabulary (RRMV), developed under SORTIS, is a standardised vocabulary that can structure legal obligations related to reporting requirements in order to support administrative burden reduction. It can be leveraged in legal editors and systems that manage registries with legal obligations.

A new OSOR-report provides an in-depth qualitative analysis of open source policy across 15 European and non-European countries. Discover how governments are adopting open source to enhance digital sovereignty, data privacy, and control over digital infrastructures!

To better understand the current needs and challenges within public administrations in the EU related to the use of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS), OSOR invites you to participate in a new survey. A new workshop in October will build on the survey results!

The 30/08 deadline for submitting your innovative solutions for the Public Sector Tech Watch Best Cases Award is approaching. Did you create solutions that involve new or emerging technologies and that enhance public services? Apply now!

A new SEMIC Pilot invites organisations that expose data models on a public portal to participate in the EU-Wide Registry of semantic models for the public sector. The pilot aims to enhance the user experience and functionality of the Registry. Contact the SEMIC team and get involved!

The Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències (CACSA) in Valencia (Spain) is the first public administration in the EU that uses the European Interoperability Reference Architecture (EIRA) and the Interoperability Test Bed for a public procurement procedure. Read more about this milestone!

With this year's theme on making the vision behind the Interoperable Europe Act a reality, you can relive every session of the SEMIC2024 Main Conference (including the pre-conference workshops) via our Interoperable Europe Youtube Channel. Rewatch your favourite session now!

Last eDelivery Interoperability Forum brought together AS4 solution providers and anyone interested in eDelivery. Key discussions included the updates on the eIDAS Regulation, the eDelivery profile 2.0 specifications and recent developments in the conformance testing.

The AI Act, the first major legislation on AI in the world, has entered into force in the EU. Discover what the main implications of the Act are via a new article released under the European Union Public License (EUPL).

The EU Publications Office’s 2025 EU Open Data Days (19-20/03/2025) harness the power of open data and bring together data providers and enthusiasts from Europe and beyond. Interested speakers are invited to share their insights and contribute to an inspiring conference programme!