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Digital-ready policymaking

Digital-ready policymaking refers to the process of formulating digital-ready policies and legislation by considering digital aspects from the start of the policy cycle to ensure that they are ready for the digital age, future-proof and interoperable. It also encompasses the use of innovative methodologies and tools (e.g. AI powered) in the policy design, analysis and implementation process. 

Our multidisciplinary community promotes and facilitates digital-ready policymaking by supporting interactions among different stakeholders involved in policymaking and policy implementation and keeping you up-to-date on best practices, policies, tools and services that can be relevant to your policy domain.

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Last update: 12/06/2024

Digital-ready Policies

What does digital-ready policies mean? “Policies (and legislative acts) are digital-ready if they enable smooth and digital by default policy implementation through best use of digital technologies...
CollaborationDigital-ready policymakingICT
Last update: 13/03/2023

Legislation & Technology

What do we mean by Legislation & Technology? We believe that technology can support policymaking activities in various ways. This page explores the different links between legislation and technology...
Last update: 12/06/2024

BLSI Learning Hub

The BLSI (Better Legislation for Smoother Implementation) Learning Hub is a continuously evolving space gathering learning material on different topics linked to BLSI. It is for all types of profiles...
Digital-ready policymakingLegal+2 topics
Last update: 05/07/2024

LEOS - Open Source software for editing legislation

LEOS is a web tool to support the legislative drafting in the EU with online collaboration, version control, and co-editing. It utilises Akoma Ntoso XML schema. It is an EC solution.
LegalOpen Source Software
Last update: 13/02/2024

ELI annotation tool

Standardises online legislation for cross-border access and reuse. Initiated by EU countries, it enhances data quality, interoperability, and service development through structured metadata and URIs. It is an EC solution.
Content and knowledge management
Last update: 19/02/2024

Regulatory Reporting Course

This free and online training course examines what is regulatory reporting and why it is an integral part of ensuring the implementation of EU legislation. It is a European Commission solution.
Culture and educationeGovernment

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

27/06/2024
Physical event

High-Level ComPAct Conference: "Fostering Growth through Enhanced Public Administration"

In late 2023, the European Commission unveiled its Communication on public administration, titled “Strengthening the European Administrative Space (ComPAct).”
European Policies
Last update: 21/06/2024

Post Event Report | GovTech 4 Impact Key Insights

Key insights from the most relevant Panels attended by the GovTech Connect Team at the GovTech 4 Impact World Congress
Digital-ready policymakingEuropean PoliciesDigital innovation
Last update: 26/06/2024

GovTech4All

The GovTech4All project is a European initiative designed to foster a cohesive GovTech ecosystem across multiple countries. Funded by the Digital Europe Programme, it unites 26 organizations (soon to...
Business and competitionCollaboration+2 topics

Latest News

Last update: 22/07/2024

Streamlining regulatory reporting: the SORTIS project results

European Commission publishes results of the Study on Regulatory Reporting Standards. The project aimed to develop solutions for streamlining regulatory reporting. Discover how it can help reduce administrative burden and enhance compliance efficiency.
Digital-ready policymakingLegal+4 topics
Last update: 04/07/2024

Digital-ready policymaking and semantics workshop – highlights

Discover what we learned about the role of semantics in digital-ready policymaking and how it contributes to the reduction of administrative burden.
Digital-ready policymakingSemantics+3 topics
Last update: 27/06/2024

Digital Identification in Times of War

On 13 February 2024, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine took the decision to open the source code of the Diia service.
CollaborationDigital-ready policymaking+3 topics