The Government Enterprise Architecture. A set of data and process models to describe public service and public service provision. It has been used for describing public services in a number of different EU Member States, e.g. Greece and Cyprus. See an overview at: http://wapps.islab.uom.gr/govml/?q=node/4 

A description model for digital public services has been developed in Greece. There is a Protégé documentation and a system to enter and manage the whole schema.
See: http://www.iocenter.eu/demos/service-registry-(greek--english).aspx

The first part of this work (until 2009-10) is integrated in the Greek www.ermis.gov.gr portal.

Yannis Charalabidis

Government service catalog portal in Brazil http://www.servicos.gov.br/

Augusto Herrmann

Business Reference Model (BRM) and Service Component Reference Model (SRM):  http://xml.gov/stratml/carmel/FEABRMwStyle.xml &http://xml.gov/stratml/carmel/FEASRMwStyle.xml

Topical listing on the USA.gov site:
http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/All-Topics.shtml

Areas of Focus at http://www.performance.gov/, which represent
the priorities the Administration feels are important enough to track.

Taxonomy of "communities" deemed worthy of recognition on the
Data.gov site:  http://www.data.gov/communities/

Owen Ambur

• The Local Government Business Model
• standards.esd-toolkit.eu

The German “Nationale Prozessbibliothek” project around a library of services define reference process for those willing to document public services in Germany:

http://www.prozessbibliothek.de/projektziel/
 
Youtube videos that show how the process library will work. It shows several metadata needed to describe a German public service (Subject, contact data, sender, recipient, status of process, date of modelling of service, etc)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FeIn8rvXQc&context=C4ce956dADvjVQa1PpcFNh7TKToWBhs0JJbGU6I6HtaPe8d8mJhNY=

ES

• The City of Saragossa published all their public services addressed to citizens, using a basic RDF model.

Example of records exposed in RDF

• The Government of Andalucia has modeled part of their public services (subsidies and related financial services) in RDF. Although it is not public yet, they have used the same vocabulary, and currently they are deploying the semantic infrastructure.

http://data.fundacionctic.org/vocab/infraestructuras/servicios

A common reference model has been created for all public services in Denmark: http://www.digst.dk/Arkitektur-og-standarder/FORM-og-STORM (Danish only).

The information model for the service reference model is available at http://blog.modernisering.dk/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/informationsmode....