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The document discusses Belgium's Interoperability Framework (BIF), which aims to link various digital initiatives and actions across the Federal government, regions, and communities in line with the European Interoperability Framework. The BIF includes agreements between different levels of government, expert groups, and participation in EU projects. It also describes a new website and vocabulary server that provides controlled lists and thesauri as linked open data using RDF and SKOS formats to enable reusability across government organizations.
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