Interconnected Base registries play a pivotal role in improving eGovernment and digital public services across Europe. They serve as centralised databases that store and manage core information about entities, ranging from individuals and organisations to properties and geographical locations. Accessing these registries efficiently and securely is crucial for enhancing administrative processes and enabling citizen-centric digital services.
The Access to Base Registries (ABR) eLearning course offered by the Interoperable Europe Academy caters to professionals in the public sector, including:
- Government officials who develop policies related to data sharing, interoperability, and base registries.
- Public servants who manage the data, assure the quality, and focus on leveraging base registries to enhance service delivery to citizens.
- Researchers who utilise base registry data to conduct studies, perform data analysis, and gain insights into various aspects of public administration and policymaking.
This course aims to provide a thorough understanding of accessing base registries within the European context, covering key aspects such as legal frameworks, data protection, interoperability, and practical considerations.
They will also learn about data protection and privacy requirements, as well as interoperability standards. Additionally, the course emphasizes best practices for accessing and utilizing data stored within these registries. By taking part in this course, they will:
- Acquire a comprehensive understanding of base registries and their significance in the European Union.
- Explore the legal and regulatory aspects governing access to base registries, ensuring compliance with data protection laws and regulations.
- Learn about interoperability principles and standards for seamless data exchange between different base registries.
- Understand practical considerations and best practices for accessing and utilizing base registry data effectively.
- Learn more on the BRegDCAT-AP which provides a standard data model and specification for base registries access and interconnection. and how to implement it thanks to reusable open-source tools.
- Gain insights from real-world case studies and examples of successful implementations of base registries across Europe.
Enrol on our course to discover the power of implementing Breg DCAT AP through an engaging and exciting case study. For more information and to enrol on the course, visit: [ABR].
We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your understanding of accessing base registries within the European framework. By leveraging the knowledge gained from this course, you can contribute to the advancement of eGovernment initiatives and facilitate the development of citizen-centric digital services.