18.5.2020 Sitra Publication event: 35 proposals to make european data strategy work Markus Kalliola, Senior Lead, Sitra

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2. 35 Proposals to make European data strategy
work - Publication Event
18 May 2020
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#DigitalEUmedia

3. Agenda
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Opening words, Jaana Sinipuro
European Parliament data strategy report,
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri
Q&A
35 Proposals to make European data strategy work, Markus Kalliola
Q&A

4. Opening words
Jaana Sinipuro
18 May 2020

5. European Parliament data strategy report
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri
18 May 2020

6. 35 Proposals to make European data strategy
work
Markus Kalliola
18 May 2020

7. Agenda
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Background
Methodology and scope
Framework
35 Proposals
Q&A

8. “We call on policy makers in Europe to turn their
attention to... a high-level political commitment
to leading in the design of new technological
solutions that win acceptance on all continents ...
and to give it the appropriate prioritization in
their upcoming mandates.”
Carl Bildt, Calling the shots – standardization for EU competitiveness
in a digital era, 2019

9. Background
- Fair data economy 2018->
- A Roadmap for A Fair Data
Economy 2019
- Finland EU presidency 2019
- The new European Commission
2019

10. EC Data Strategy
- Published on the 19th of February 2020 as part of EC Digital Strategy
- ”We want the digital transformation to power our economy and we want to
find European solutions in the digital age.” – President Von Der Leyen
- ”In a society where individuals will generate everincreasing amounts of
data, the way in which the data are collected and used must place the interests
of the individual first, in accordance with European values, fundamental
rights and rules.” – Data strategy
- Human-centric vision – actions focus on non-personal data

11. Team

12. Methodology
- Material collection
- Framework for proposals
- Analysis
- Write and rewrite
- Workshop on April 8th, 40 experts
- Rewrite
- Fine tuning and layout
- Publishing

13. Scope
In scope
- Horizontal use of data, especially personal data
- Reuse of data
- Data sharing
- Technology / solution agnostic
- European perspective
Out of scope
- Basic infrastructure
- Sector specific recommendations
- National / Global perspective

14. Proposals for a cross-sectoral governance
framework for data access and use
MANAGING THE CROSS-SECTORAL
USE OF DATA
1 Proposals for investments in data and strengthening
Europe’s capabilities and infrastructures for hosting,
processing and using data, interoperability
SCALABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
FOR VIABLE DATA MARKETS
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Proposals for common European data spaces in
strategic sectors and domains of public interest
EUROPEAN SINGLE MARKETS NEED
CROSS-SECTORAL DATA FLOW
4 Proposals for empowering individuals,
investing in skills and in SMEs
EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS AND
BUSINESS WITH THE RE-USE OF DATA
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Framework

15. Actors and classification
Classification:
Can be started now
Prerequisite action needed
Needs legistlative or
other complex action first
Actors:
EC: European Commission
MS: Member States
DS: Data sharing initiatives
I: Industry
R: Research organizations

16. Managing the cross-
sectoral use of data
Can be started now
1. EC: Governance body
2. EC: Data economy principles
3. EC: Data policies
4. MS: Access to government data
Prerequisite action needed
5. EC: Individual representation
6. EC / MS: Funding and procurement
7. DS: Project funding
8. DS: Shared principles
Needs legistlative or other complex action first
9. I: Code of conduct
1 2
4 3

17. Scalable infrastructure
for viable data markets
1 2
4 3
Can be started now
10. EC: Standards and guidelines
11. EC: Supporting deployment
12. EC / MS: Procurements and grants
13. I: APIs
14. I: Co-operation
15. DS: Test environments
16. DS: Common data models
17. R: Understanding business models
Prerequisite action needed
18. EC: Independent foundation
19. EC: Support to align initiatives

18. Empowering individuals
and business with the
reuse of data
1 2
4 3
Can be started now
21. EC: Showcase Innovative Services
22. EC: Fair data label
23. EC: Support for SMEs
24. EC / MS: Campaigns
25. EC / MS: Educational programmes
26. MS: Public-Private Partneships
Needs legistlative or other complex action first
27. EC: Data portability

19. European single-markets
need cross-sectoral data
flow
1 2
4 3
Can be started now
28. EC: Coordination
29. EC: Data spaces
30. EC: Personal data space
31. EC: Compliance body
32. MS / I: Soft infrastructure
33. I: Soft approaches
Prerequisite action needed
34. EC / I: Data marketplaces
Needs legistlative or other complex action first
35. EC / MS: Data portability

20. Common European data spaces
Rich pool of data
(varying degree
of accessibility)
Free flow of data
across sectors and
countries
Full respect
of GDPR
Horizontal framework
for data governance
and data access
• Technical tools for data pooling and sharing
• Standards & interoperability
(technical, semantic)
• Sectoral Data Governance (contracts, licenses,
access rights, usage rights)
• IT capacity, including cloud storage,
processing and services
Services
• Collecting, combining, enriching and refining data into information and insights
Cross-sectoral Personal Data Space
Health Industrial
&
Manufac-
turing
Agriculture Finance Mobility Green
Deal
Energy Public
Adminis-
tration
Skills

21. European single-markets
need cross-sectoral data
flow
1 2
4 3
Can be started now
28. EC: Coordination
29. EC: Data spaces
30. EC: Personal data space
31. EC: Compliance body
32. MS / I: Soft infrastructure
33. I: Soft approaches
Prerequisite action needed
34. EC / I: Data marketplaces
Needs legistlative or other complex action first
35. EC / MS: Data portability

22. “There is a saying that if you get something for free,
you should know that you’re the product. It was never
more true than in the case of Facebook and Gmail
and YouTube. You get free social-media services, and
you get free funny cat videos. In exchange, you give
up the most valuable asset you have, which is your
personal data.”
Yuval Noah Harari, Time.com - How Humankind Could Become
Totally Useless, 2017

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