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The Interoperable Europe Community, launched under the Interoperable Europe Act, is providing a common space for public and private stakeholders, including experts, practitioners, researchers, and citizens, to co-create, exchange knowledge, and contribute to the practical implementation of interoperability across the EU driven by real-world experience and collective expertise. The Community also supports the Interoperable Europe Board by providing input to guide its strategic decisions on cross-border digital public services.
The Interoperable Europe Community is a Community of communities, bringing together public administrations, experts, practitioners and civil society into one connected network.
- Claudia Oliveira, Programme Manager in the Interoperability and Digital Government Unit, DG DIGIT
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The Community: the central entry point for all other communities
The Interoperable Europe Community will encompass and build on all existing communities on the Portal towards a unified approach, acting as a Community of communities. These are divided in Core communities, and Friends of the Community.
Core communities
Interoperability Architecture Solutions 
The Interoperability Architecture collection brings together the European Interoperability Reference Architecture (EIRA) and related tools that help design interoperable, cross‑border Digital Public Services. It serves as a central hub for guidelines, solutions, and resources supporting interoperability across EU public administrations. | Digital-ready Policymaking (DRPM) 
The DRPM community aims to support the development of policy proposals that are fit for the digital age, focusing on both the policy design process and tools used. | 
The SEMIC Support Centre is the first step on a journey to become an interoperable European administration. In line with the Interoperable Europe Act, the SEMIC community stands for co-creation and sharing best practices. | 
Aligned with the goals of the Interoperable Europe Act, the Interoperable Europe Academy offers high-quality training, expert insights, and practical resources to support policymakers and professionals in addressing interoperability challenges. |
The Interoperable Europe Monitoring Collection is the main entry point to find documents, reports, dashboards, and many more resources on the state of interoperability and digital government in the European Union. | Public Sector Tech Watch (PSTW) 
PSTW is the European Commission Observatory dedicated to monitoring, analysing and disseminating the use of emerging technologies (e.g., Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, etc.) within the public sector in Europe. | Open Source Observatory (OSOR) 
OSOR is a place where the Free and Open Source software community can come together to publish news, find out about events, find relevant open source software solutions and read about the use of Free and Open Source in public administrations across and beyond Europe. |
Friends of the Community
Friends of the Community are other communities, initiatives, or networks that are not part of the core communities, but share aligned objectives, audiences, or thematic relevance.
| CAMSS | Digital Skills in the Public Sector | Interoperability assessments space | TESTA |
| CAMSS (Common Assessment Method for Standards and Specifications) is a framework designed to assess and promote the use of open and widely supported standards and specifications. | Digital Skills in the Public Sector serves as a central place for everyone who is eager to share news, good practices and other relevant resources related to the advanced digital skills. | The Interoperability assessments space shares knowledge and tools on an interoperability assessments, an Interoperable Europe Act instrument designed to boost cross-border public service interoperability across the EU. | TESTA is a secure, private network enabling confidential communication and collaboration between EU institutions, agencies, Member States, and partner countries. |
| PM² Methodologies |
| The PM² Methodologies are methodologies developed by the European Commission and open to all. Their purpose is to enable managers deliver solutions and benefits to their organisations. |