EIF Perspective attributes of Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile

General information

Name of the solution: Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile

Solution's owner: European Commission - DG DIGIT - ISA Programme

Description:

The Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile is a data model that has been developed in the context of a Working Group for describing public services.

The main focus of the CPSV-AP version 1.00 was the description of public services and business events on the Points of Single Contact which each Member State had to implement in the context of the Services Directive (2006/123/EC).

Type of solution: Semantic assets

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The Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile implements the following:

Principles

Interoperability layers

Conceptual model

Open data

Core Public Service Vocabulary Application Profile implements the following EIF recommendations as explained below:

Recommendation 4 | Openness

The CPSV-AP data model is based on open specifications. Hence, by reusing it, public administrations will in turn be giving preference to open specifications.
Recommendation 5 | Transparency

Reusing the CPSV-AP will help public administrations to put together interoperable and machine-readable Catalogues of Public Services, hence giving internal visibility to its resources as well as providing an external interface.
Recommendation 6 | Reusability

Using CPSV-AP to put descrive a Catalogue of Public Services contributes to its reuse. Additionally, under the action reusable software solutions for the creation, management and exchange of public service catalogues are developed.
Recommendation 8 | Technological neutrality and data portability

CPSV-AP, being a data model, does not impose the use of any particular software, hence ensuring technological neutrality.
Recommendation 9 | Technological neutrality and data portability

The use of CPSV-AP to describe Catalogues of Public Services helps to ensure interoperability and facilitate the exchange of information, hence enhancing data portability.
Recommendation 11 | User centricity

The creation of CPSV-AP was made possible thanks to the continous collaboration of over 16 Member States across Europe. Hence, public administrations play an active role in the design and implementation of this solution.
Recommendation 13 | User centricity

The creation of a Catalogue of Public Services by public administrations helps to ensure the implementation of once-only principle, by gathering all services in one place.
Recommendation 31 | Semantic interoperability

The use of CPSV-AP to describe Catalogues of Public Services helps to avoid fragmentation and duplication of data related to public services and in turn helps to ensure appropriate management of metadata, master data and reference data.
Recommendation 33 | Technical interoperability

CPSV-AP is based on open specifications.
Recommendation 42 | Open data

The use of CPSV-AP helps to publish data related to public services using a standardised Europen data model, hence ensuring cross-border and cross-sector interoperability.
Recommendation 44 | Catalogues

Public administrations can use CPSV-AP to describe their Catalogues of Services in a standardised way.