DE4A is a Member State-driven pilot, with the goal of facilitating migration towards European Digital Public Services co-delivered across borders, across sectors and with different participants, reinforcing trust in public institutions. Pilots involving secure access to key administrative procedures of real-life and business events. Innovative technologies like blockchain and machine learning will also be addressed for effective sharing of common services.
This project aims to create a digitalized and user-friendly workflow by integrating and adapting market survey and decision analysis methods.
Key benefits are scalable and cost-effective solution to enable early, pro-active citizen participation for empowerment in public decision processes, transparency around all stakeholder groups inputs and the provision of tools for making rational and sustainable decisions in complex environments.
Intending to increase the employability of young job seekers, SkillsMatch is a project initiated by us and co-funded by the EU Commission.
The “Once-Only” Principle Project (TOOP) explores and demonstrates the “once-only” principle through multiple sustainable pilots, using a federated architecture on a cross-border collaborative pan-European scale to identify drivers and barriers and to provide a basis for future implementations and wider use.
Aims to develop a European wide learning technology system, that is dynamically adapted to changes occurring in the labour market.
STORK2 aims to contribute to the realization of a single European electronic identification and authentication area. It does so by building on the results of STORK (Secure idenTity acrOss boRders linked), establishing interoperability of different approaches at national and EU level, eID for persons, eID for legal entities and the facility to mandate.
A European Large Scale Pilot-project will merge the results of five EU projects in the areas of e-procurement, e-health, e-legal information and business life cycle, to develop and facilitate access of citizens and businesses to public services across borders by electronic means.
STORK established a European eID Interoperability Platform that allows citizens to access eGovernment services securely, effectively and quickly in any Member State they live in, move to or temporarily reside by using the electronic identification systems provided by their home countries. It is implemented by a consortium of 35 partners, including 18 EU Member and the Associated States, several companies and organizations from the private, academic and civil society sectors.
UPSIDE is an FP7 project aimed at strengthening ties within and between regions. It includes mentoring emerging triple helix clusters by established regions as well as establishing international ties for EU regions.