ABR Webinar Highlights APRIL 2022

ABR Webinar Highlights

Published on: 06/05/2022 Last update: 19/05/2022 News

This webinar meeting gathered 38 participants from different Member States (MS) and EU institutions.

The objective of the webinar was to exchange news and the best practices from MSs in regard to the:

implementation of BRegDCAT-AP;
creation of Registry of registries (RoRs);
progress on base registries interconnection;
creation of digital public services thanks to the base registries interconnection.

All presentations from the speakers are available below.

Welcoming words	Peter Burian, Directorate-General for Informatics, European Commission	Presentation.
Presentations from Member States
Spain	Ana Rosa Guzmán Carbonell, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation Sub-directorate General of Planning and Governance for Digital Administration	The plan on improving Data Intermediation Platform, a data broker between competent authorities, and developing a data-driven public administration from a multidimensional point of view. Presentation.
Lithuania	Karolis Zakarevičius, Ministry of the Economy and Innovation	The Lithuanian state information resources (registers and information systems), management and access to data and the planned perspective for the next period. Presentation.
Estonia	Kuldar Aas, Data Governance Programme Lead, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communication	The presentation on Estonian Registry of Registries concept, needs and principles; Current initiatives and plans for the future. Presentation.
Czech Republic	Tomas Sedivec, Head of the Public Administration Information Systems Architecture Unit, Department of the Chief eGovernment Architect, Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic	The close view in the national base registries of Czechia as part of the interconnected data pool. Presentation.
Portugal	Rita Laranjeira, Administrative Modernisation Agency (AMA)	The Portuguese interoperability platform & good practices. Presentation.
Future of Access to Base Registries action	Peter Burian, Directorate-General for Informatics, European Commission
Closing words