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Data sovereignty empowers communes to control their data, fostering trust, transparency, and better decision-making. In an era where municipalities use data for transport, safety, and waste management, sovereignty ensures they can access and manage this resource independently. Without it, they risk...

Data 4 All partners in Belgium (Intercommunale Leiedal, City of Kortrijk and VIVES University of Applied Sciences) want to work more data-driven, improve and expand existing ad hoc data sharing initiatives into a structural vertical data sharing platform between regional and municipal governments. T...

Data 4 All partners in Norway (Eigersund Municipality, Eigersund Næring og Havn (ENH) and the University of Stavanger (UiS)) work to make public data more accessible and improve the application for permits processes for businesses. An ecosystem around a centralized digital service will streamline th...

Data for All partners gathered in Kiel, Germany on 8-10 October 2024 for an insightful meeting. We learned about sister “data” projects and initiatives such as SmarterLeben, Digital Twin Ocean, ODALA and Gaia-X, as well as their challenges and lessons learned. Partners also discussed progress of Dat...

Data 4 All partners met in person on 10-12 June 2024 in Norway for a partner meeting and site visits. ...

Data for All Partners had a successful meeting in Emmen, NL on 6-7 March. Focus was on the next steps in implementation of work packages and pilots as well as very informative interventions by lectors from NHL Stenden University and Province Drenthe....

Meet the Data for All partner Mr Andreas Winter, Professor on Software Engineering at Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, and check the interview with him on the data interoperability....

Data for All partners took a closer look at the German pilot during an online once a month meeting. The pilot is focusing on smart bike system. The identified regional challenges in the field of the bicycle mobility are profitability of bike sharing systems as well as efficiency of cycle path planni...