The purpose of this deliverable is to take stock at the existing eGovernment landscape in Europe forimplementation of eServices and cross border enablers, identifying existing national eGovernmentcapacities, major setbacks and potential drivers for the project implementation.
The purpose of this deliverable is to take stock of the existing eGovernment landscape in Europe forimplementation of eServices and cross border enablers, identifying existing national eGovernmentcapacities, major setbacks and potential drivers for the DE4A project implementation.
The purpose of this deliverable is to take stock of the existing Once Only capabilities at national andcross-border level, as well as national data strategies referring to access provisions to base registryservices.
The project Digital Europe for All (DE4A) was launched in January 2020 as a result of collaboration of27 organizations from 11 countries of the European Union.
The purpose of this study is to take stock of the existing reusable Building Blocks supporting datasharing, Once Only Principle and interoperability, enabling the implementation of services for citizensand business in the European Union.
The concept of a truly single market of digital services for cross-border citizens and businesses holdstremendous potentials in terms of ease of life and economic gains.
The architecture framework of the “Digital Europe for All” project (DE4A) provides the methodological foundation for the overall project.
This deliverable is a first version of the design of the Trust Management Models and BlockchainSupport framework produced in the context of Task 2.2 “Trust Management Models” in “WP2Architecture vision and framework”.
The present document has addressed multiple aspects related with the establishment and maintenance of trust needed in relation to the five different evidence exchange patterns (intermediation, user support intermediation, verifiable credential, lookup, subscription & notification) defined and
The Project Start Architecture (PSA) provides a starting point and guidance to the three DE4A pilotprojects, which are essential in providing Evidence of the benefits of the full implementation of theonce-only and digital-by-default principles and user centricity and the transformative impact of
This document is the formal public delivery D2.5. It is a new, restructured, and shortened version of the PSA, considering recent developments and new insights in addition to two new interaction patterns.
This document accompanies the DE4AWiki, which is in fact the real deliverable D2.6, the "Service interoperability solution toolbox" .In the technical work packages of DE4A, as well as in the technical task team and in DE4A participating organizations, different levels and types of speci
Taking the first version of the Once-Only Technical System (OOTS) [18] (due 12.12.2023), as a starting point, a mid-term future, multi-pattern, target architecture is sketched in terms of high-level business processes and application flows.
This document assembles the initial requirements as far as semantic interoperability is concerned within the context of Digital Europe for All (DE4A) project. To achieve this, analysis of existing taxonomies and libraries of core vocabularies is performed.
This deliverable exhaustively provides the final requirements as far as semantic interoperability is concerned within the context of the Digital Europe for All (DE4A) project.
This document is a first version of the design of the DE4A semantic framework produced in the contextof Task 3.2 “Design of the semantic interoperability framework” in “WP3 Semantic InteroperabilitySolutions”.
This document is the final version of the DE4A semantic framework produced in the context of Task 3.2 “Design of the semantic interoperability framework” in “WP3 Semantic Interoperability Solutions”.
This document is an initial version of the implementation of a toolkit for the semantic layer stack in the context of Task 3.3 “Implementation of the semantic tools” for delivering cross-border public services.
This present deliverable is the final version of the DE4A toolkit developed for the semantic layer stack in the context of DE4A WP3 “Semantic Interoperability Solutions” for delivering DE4A cross-border public services.
The implementation of the Once-Only Principle (OOP) for public services at European level faces a great challenge: semantic interoperability. To a large extent, cross-border semantic interoperability has been addressed by developing common data models and formats for the information to exchange.
The Studying Abroad pilot of the “Digital Europe for All” (DE4A) project aims at demonstrating in practice the benefits for different European Higher Education Area stakeholders of realizing across borders the principles of Once Only and Digital-by-Default.
The Moving Abroad (MA) pilot of the DE4A project, implements eProcedures for moving and livingabroad in Luxembourg, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
The Moving Abroad (MA) pilot of the DE4A project implements electronic procedures for moving andliving abroad in Luxembourg, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia and Spain.
This document is the final report on the DE4A Moving Abroad pilot, providing conclusions and lessons learnt from piloting the cross-border exchange of information in the context of the Single Digital Gateway Regulation (SDGR).
This is the first deliverable of the task of DE4A’s “Cross-border Pilots for Citizens and Business and Evaluation”, corresponding to the Mid-term Evaluation of the achievements and results obtained so far -with respect to pilot and project objectives- for the three DE4A Pilots: Studying Abroad (S
This is the final deliverable of the task of DE4A's "Cross-border Pilots for Citizens and Business and Evaluation", corresponding to the Final Evaluation of the achievements and results obtained through the piloting phases -with respect to pilot and project objectives- by the three
The Studying Abroad (SA) pilot of the “Digital Europe for All” (DE4A) project focuses on HigherEducation students with virtual or physical mobility needs in the European Higher Education area.
This document reports the progress achieved in the pilot in the first iteration until the end of February.
The Studying Abroad (SA) pilot of the "Digital Europe for All" (DE4A) project aimed at demonstrating in practice the benefits for different European Higher Education Area stakeholders of realizing across borders the principles of "Once Only" and "Digital-by-default".
The Doing Business Abroad pilot of the “Digital Europe for All” (DE4A) project demonstrates the benefits of the Once Only Principle and the Digital by default principle for companies and public authorities cross-border.
This deliverable specifies the design of the Doing Business Abroad (DBA) pilot and provides a plan formanaging all activities in the upcoming two phases: customization and integration phased and pilotrunning phase.
This document embodies the intermediate report on the DE4A Doing Business Abroad pilot, providing preliminary conclusions and lessons learned from piloting the cross-border exchange of information in the context of the Single Digital Gateway.
Report on the DE4A Doing Business Abroad (DBA) pilot, providing final analysis of results obtained, conclusions and lessons learned from piloting the cross-border exchange of information in the context of the Single Digital Gateway (SDG).
The main goal of the Moving abroad pilot is to facilitate the evidence exchange when citizens are moving abroad. The benefits of this will be fewer physical movements of citizens to fetch the evidence and less interventions of civil servants resulting in a faster evidence exchange.
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This deliverable describes the set of features necessary for the common specifications and components of the DE4A project to build a fully operational environment.
This deliverable provides the technical design of the interfaces between the DE4A components that facilitate the integration among different technologies used by Member States.
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The present document is written in the context of DE4A work package "WP5 Common Component Design & Development" and under the task "T5.3 Construction of Common Products and Components & Change Management".
This deliverable describes the final version of the DE4A Self-Sovereign Identity Supporting solution that implements the Verifiable Credentials pattern, which is piloted in the Diploma Recognition use case of the DE4A Studying Abroad pilot.
The present document is written in the context of DE4A work package "WP5 Common Component Design & Development" and under the task T5.5 Support and results packaging.DE4A has released a set of common components for the cross-border implementation of the once-only principle that are
WP6 “Sustainable impact and new governance models” aims to develop business and governance models for long-term sustainability and evaluate their direct impact on public administration (and indirectly on businesses and citizens).
This document sets out to design new DE4A generic models and give the Member States (MS) and other stakeholders a starting point for appropriation in roadmaps.
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This deliverable is the second formal output of WP7 (Legal and ethical compliance and consensus building) for the DE4A project and aims to summarise all legal and ethical compliance activities undertaken in the course of the project, including any recommendations, draft texts, and legal and ethic
This deliverable is the third and final formal output of WP7 (Legal and ethical compliance and consensus building) for the DE4A project.
D.4 is the final output of the Legal and ethical compliance and consensus building workpackage of the DE4A project. Its objective is to capture the possibilities, requirements and opportunities for the sustainability of the project from a legal perspective.
This document defines the dissemination and communication strategy for the DE4A project.
This document is an introduction to the operational status of the website and social media. The deliverable itself is the website and this short report documents it.
This document reports the detailed dissemination and communication activities, undertaken duringthe first year of the DE4A project (January 1st 2020- 31st December 2020) following the strategydescribed in the deliverable “D8.1 Project Dissemination and Communication Strategy”.
This document reports the detailed dissemination and communication activities, undertaken during year 2 of the DE4A project (January 1st 2021 to 31st December 2021) following the strategy described in the deliverable “D8.1 Project Dissemination and Communication Strategy”, and following on from “
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