Discover resources on how to improve the interoperability of European digital public services.
1. Introduction to interoperability
Interoperability relates to the ability of administrations to cooperate, exchange information and make the delivery of public services seamless across borders, sectors and organisational boundaries. In the European Union, interoperability is defined and supported by:
- the European Interoperability Framework (EIF), which sets the principles and recommendations.
- the Interoperable Europe Act, which strengthens cooperation and the reuse of solutions across the EU.
Start your interoperability journey with these three introductory courses:
2. Resources to learn more about interoperability
Explore a wide range of resources available on the Portal to learn more about interoperability and access practical guidance.
Over 50 free eLearning courses
Access free & open e-learning courses to build your knowledge on interoperability at your own pace.
Webinars and events
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Landscape of EU digital regulations
Explore the EU digital regulatory landscape, its objectives, synergies, and practical examples.
3. Available interoperability services
Browse the key interoperability services and resources offered by the Portal's main communities. You are welcome to contact us if you have any question regarding the services below:
4. Contribute!
Discover how you can contribute to the Portal:
Are you interested in a specific Portal community? You can:
- Become a member: Click "Join this collection" or "Subscribe to this solution" to stay informed and receive updates.
- Publish content: Propose news, events, reports and become an active member of the community.
- Receive notifications: Decide what type of updates and how often you would like to receive them.
- Be directly invited to events: Receive direct invitation to all events organised by that community.
The Portal has three Catalogues of Solutions; you can propose Solutions to be hosted under each of them:
- EU Interoperability Solutions Catalogue: Create an interoperability Solution on the Portal by following these steps.
- Interoperable Europe Solutions Catalogue: Propose interoperability solutions to be labelled “Interoperable Europe solutions” here.
- EU Open Source Solutions Catalogue: The EU OSS Catalogue aggregates open source software developed by or for public sector bodies across the EU. To learn how to contribute and whether your solution is eligible, visit the EU OSS Catalogue About page. For further information, do not hesitate to contact us.
Additionally, this article explains how to engage with existing content – including Solutions – on the Portal.
Share your ideas and solutions with thousands of users interested in interoperability. Start collaborating with other experts to improve interoperability in Europe. How to contribute:
- Create news, events, documents and more (see How to create content on the Portal?)
- Publish your solutions (see How to create Solutions on the Portal)
- Take part in discussions and respond to questions (see How to engage with existing content on the Portal)
Please note that all contributions are subject to moderation by the administrator. Follow the Portal's contribution rules to make sure your content meets the contribution criteria.
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