This leaflet accompanies the OpenGovIntelligence Project

1. The OpenGovIntelligence
Consortium
Co-ordinators
Centre for Research and Technology Hellas
(CERTH)
R&D partners
Delft University of Technology (NL)
National University of Ireland (IE)
Tallinn University of Technology (EE)
Commercial partners
ProXML bvba (BE)
Swirrl IT Ltd (UK)
OpenGovIntelligence launched in
February 2016 and will run until the end of
January 2019. Keep up to date with the
latest news at
opengovintelligence.eu
Twitter
@opengovint
Contact
hello@opengovintelligence.eu
ProXML
This project has received funding from the European Union’s
Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant
agreement No 693849.

2. Co-participative data-driven
innovation in the public sector
More and more statistical datasets are
published openly, but using them is
complicated by fragmentary, incompatible
and disconnected approaches to publica-
tion. This makes it hard to use them for
practical statistical analysis, visualisation or
in applications.
We are developing software tools for
creating, expanding and exploiting Linked
Open Statistical Data. Our toolkit will help
you employ a data cube model using
Linked Data technologies and vocabular-
ies to create innovative, data-driven public
services.
Pilot Sites
The OpenGovIntelligence solutions will be
tested at six pilot projects:
The Greek Ministry of the Interior
Internal administration decision making
Lithuania Ministry of Economy
Enhancing one stop shop for businesses
Manchester Trafford Council
Decision making in local authorities
The Flemish Government
Environmental policy-making
The Marine Institute, Ireland
Oceanographic data exchange
The Estonian Ministry of Economics
Innovation in real estate
public sector
public sector
private sector
civil society
academics