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Study supporting the impact assessment for a future interoperability strategy
Final study
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Ambitious goals have been set to fully tap the potential of the digital transformation for the EU’s public sector. To reach these goals, interoperability, as a key enabler of the digitalisation of public administrations, plays a central role. The February 2020 Communication ‘Shaping Europe's digital future’ acknowledged the role of interoperability for achieving the headline ambition of the European Commission’s digital strategy ‘Europe fit for the digital age’. One of the key actions in the Communication is the development of “a reinforced EU governments interoperability strategy to ensure coordination and common standards for secure and borderless public sector data flows and services”. The future interoperability strategy is expected to build on the experience and achievements attained over the past years through the implementation of the European Interoperability Framework (EIF), as well as through programmes such as ISA2 (Interoperability solutions for public administrations, businesses and citizens), addressing key problems in the field of interoperability of the public sector. In this context, an impact assessment was launched to analyse the potential policy options for the future interoperability strategy. This Study presents the results of the independent assessment supporting the impact assessment of a future interoperability strategy for the EU’s public sector. The independent assessment was carried out by a team of researchers led by the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) between September 2020 and September 2021. This Study relies on an analysis based on primary data collected from 134 stakeholders who participated in public and targeted consultations, as well as secondary data from a variety of sources, including relevant literatures, studies, reports, databases and official documents. In addition, four independent expert assessments complemented the analysis. The analysis presented in this Study follows the key elements of an impact assessment: the problems to be addressed, the objective to be pursued by a future initiative, the potential policy options to be pursued and their potential impacts across a range of areas as well as the comparison of the options.
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- Corporate author(s): CEPS , Directorate-General for Digital Services (European Commission)
- Personal author(s): Renda, Andrea ; Iacob, Nadina ; Campmas, Alexandra
- Themes: Services , Information technology and telecommunications
- Subject: administrative cooperation , computer systems , cross-border dimension , digital single market , electronic government , EU programme , public administration , public service
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-39067-1 | DOI 10.2799/993561 | Catalogue number NO-02-21-787-EN-N |
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