This page presents the past NIFO Analytical Models (AMs) as well as the NIFO factsheets. 

With the publication of the second version of the European Interoperability Framework (EIF) and an updated monitoring mechanism, the NIFO factsheets have not been updated after 2016 as the results of the EIF Monitoring Mechanism have been incorporated into the Digital Public Administration factsheets.

NIFO Factsheets 

The NIFO Factsheets aimed at providing an overview of the levels of implementation and alignment of the National Interoperability Frameworks (NIFs) of 32 European countries with the European Interoperability Framework (EIF). Additionally, the NIFO factsheets provided the readers with the countries’ latest developments and initiatives related to interoperability. With the publication of the latest European Interoperability Framework in 2017, and the introduction of a new monitoring mechanism to assess the levels of implementation and alignment of the NIFs with the EIF, some of the information provided in the NIFO factsheets has been transferred and included in Chapter 1.3 of the Digital Public Administration factsheets. This has allowed the Digital Public Administration factsheets to be completer and more thorough, providing an overview of the main developments in both the field of digital public administration and the one of interoperability. 

Both the 2015 and 2016 NIFO factsheets provide an overview of the main interoperability highlights and developments that took place in 32 European countries in 2015 and 2016 respectively. In addition, it assesses their advancements regarding the levels of implementation and alignment of their National Interoperability Frameworks with the European one. 

The 2015 and 2016 editions of the factsheets are available here below: 

NIFO Analytical Models

In a structured way, the NIFO Analytical models here below identify:

• how the 26 European National Interoperability Frameworks (NIFs) are aligned with the European Interoperability Framework (EIF v2):
  • Fully, partially or not aligned.
     
• how each elements is implemented through concrete projects:
  • Large scale implementation as a common practice, implemented in a few projects, not implemented.
     
• how each element is monitored by public authorities, in order to further improving it:
  • Monitored, partially monitored, not observed.

Analytical models are available for download in both PDF and MS Excel versions here below.

nb: These Analytical Models still refer to EIF v2.