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Conclusions of the Congress on open data and reuse of public sector information
Last September, an international congress was held at the University of Alicante, which addressed some of the main challenges posed by open data and the reuse of public sector information from a legal perspective.
The inaugural conference was given by Kiko Llaneras, who made, from his own journalistic experience, a suggestive presentation on the role played by data…
The protection of personal data in the draft Data Governance Regulation (Data Governance Act)
Since the initial publication of the draft European Regulation on Data Governance, several steps have been taken during the procedure established for its approval, among which some reports of singular relevance stand out. With regard to the impact of the proposal on the right to the protection of personal data, we can highlight those prepared by some European…
The data in the Digital Charter of Rights
Just a few days ago has been officially presented the Digital Charter of Rights. It is an initiative that has had a wide representation of civil society since, on the one hand, a wide and diverse work team has been in charge of its drafting and, on the other, during the procedure of its preparation a public participation procedure so that the appropriate…
Data in the draft EU regulation on Artificial Intelligence
A draft Regulation on Artificial Intelligence has recently been made public as part of the European Commission's initiative in this area. It is directly linked to the proposal on data governance, the Directive on the re-use of public sector information and open data, as well as other initiatives in the framework of the European Data Strategy.
This measure is an…
Hercules-ASIO Initiative. Integration, publication and consultation of linked open research data.
The Hercules initiative was launched in November 2017, through an agreement between the University of Murcia and the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness, with the aim of developing a Research Management System (RMS) based on semantic open data that offers a global view of the research data of the Spanish University System (SUE), to improve management,…
The impact assessment of the proposal for a European data governance regulation
The year 2021 is undoubtedly a crucial period for the definitive progress in a regulatory and institutional framework that will enable the promotion of data strategies at both national and European level. As regards the latter, as has been advanced through various media, the main initiative refers to the foreseeable approval of a new data governance framework already…
Open data and the reuse of public sector information in the IV Open Government Plan
The IV Open Government Plan 2020-2024 represents a new step in the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals promoted by the United Nations within the framework of the 2030 Agenda adopted by its General Assembly. Specifically, for the achievement of number 16, related to Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.
The Plan was approved in October 2020 by…
Is the European proposal on data governance a step forward?
Updated 02/02/2024
In 2020, the proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on European data governance (Data Governance Act) was made public. This is an initiative that was already announced in the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee…
The use of open data in education: legal risks to be taken into account
The connection of open data and education can be assessed from a legal point of view, at least from a double perspective. Firstly, the focus should be on the possibilities of re-using data generated in administrative management activities linked to the provision of the service. Thus, there are datasets linked to statistics, to the evolution of enrolments according to…
Open data: the great allies to eradicate inequality
Is it possible to find in the data the necessary help to solve the real problems that our society faces? While it is true that data alone cannot be transformed into food for the most disadvantaged, nor can it make weapons disappear in conflict zones or inequalities in the world, they are very useful when it comes to providing information on the causes that cause…
