Better Legislation for Smoother Implementation

This summer edition of the BLSI newsletter brings back memories from a dynamic semester for our community with lots of activities, news, events, building together the BLSI learning path. You can refresh your memory through our dedicated What we do Joinup page.

As part of the newsletter, our team updates you on the key takeaways of the May virtual breakfast for both the Nordic collaboration and development of the NSG&B project and the role of APIs in data governance and digital coordination. Watch the sessions again on the Interoperable Europe YouTube channel!

Plus, Zsofia Sziranyi shared her insights on the interlinks between digital-ready policy making and legal interoperability supported by the upcoming Interoperable Europe Act, in an interview you should not miss out!

Further, you can check or revisit the highlights of the Access to Base Registries webinar, the Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Public Services session and the LEOS community webinar #5!

Finally, make sure to keep an eye on the upcoming events such as the 12^th Samos 2022 Summit, in which our team is invited to share insights on discussions around the ICT-enabled governance, and the Artificial Intelligence: What's in it for the Public Sector? Policy conference organized by DIGIT and JRC.

Feel free to share any ideas on inspirational topics to discuss in the next virtual breakfasts, areas for improvement to consider for trainings, events to attend and promote through the BLSI community and anything else you would like to hear from us! Contact us via our functional mailbox or become a member of our community!

We wish you a relaxing and recharging summer break! 🏝️

Can’t wait to hear from you again and reshuffle your propositions back in September!

Kind regards,

The Legal Interoperability Team

On May 5, we hosted our virtual breakfast on how the use of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) can help digital-ready policymaking. During the webinar, the participants had the chance to get hands-on experience from the presentation of the Nordic collaboration and development of the NSG&B project where the importance of APIs and the deriving digital-ready policymaking considerations were highlighted by Kjersti Lunde, NSG&B Programme manager at the Danish Business Authority.

Click here to read the main takeaways! You can also watch the recording of the webinar available on our YouTube channel.

On May 5, we hosted our virtual breakfast on how the use of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) can help digital-ready policymaking. During the webinar, the invited speakers, Monica Posada Sanchez and Katarzyna Pogorzelska from Joint Research Centre (JRC), talked about the role of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) in data governance and digital coordination, based on the relevant study they conducted, while also presented their findings and what is there for policymakers.

Click here to read the main takeaways! You can also watch the recording of the webinar available on our YouTube channel.

Do not miss the interview by Zsofia Sziranyi where she shares her views on the interlinks between Digital-ready policy making and legal interoperability and how they get supported by the upcoming Interoperable Europe Act!

Check the whole interview here!

Did you miss the Access to Base Registries webinar?

Member States shared best practices and exchanged ideas with the participants regarding the implementation of BRegDCAT-AP, the creation of Registry of registries (RoRs), the progress on base registries interconnection, and the creation of digital public services thanks to the base registries interconnection.

Check the webinar’s highlights or revisit the webinar slides on our Joinup page!

Exchange of experience and discussions based on the Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Public Services Study occurred on 28 April 2022 during the NLP Knowledge Sharing Session.

Check the event’s highlights and watch again the video recording here!

Did you miss the 5^th LEOS community webinar that took place on 22 February and would like to know the main key takeaways?

Find out more from Fernando Nubla, Project Officer of LEOS, who presents in his blog the key points and conclusions of the event.

Are you curious about Citizen Science and Collaborative Governance, Legal Informatics, Big, Open and Linked Data in Governance, Disruptive Technologies for Administrations and Cities? The event offers an unprecedented opportunity to see, interact with and influence cutting-edge Information and Communication Technologies research projects and initiatives. The Legal Interoperability team will be among the speakers to share its approach on the area of the ICT-enabled governance.

Learn more about the event and do not forget to register here!

DIGIT and JRC join their forces in the Policy Conference “Artificial Intelligence: What’s in it for the Public Sector?”, to address the challenges and seize the opportunities that AI brings to advance the digital transformation of public administrations in the EU. Participants from academia, civil society, governments and private sector will come together in this multidisciplinary conference and jointly help defining the way forward under the umbrella of the goals of the Digital Decade.

Learn more about the event and do not forget to register!