The European Data Portal promotes the benefits of open data, including enhanced public service efficiency, economic growth, and social welfare. It provides metadata in multiple languages, offers training, showcases events and best practices, and fosters community engagement to enhance data reuse. The portal aims to improve transparency and encourage stakeholders to collaborate on open data initiatives across Europe.

1. European Data Portal
Activities in a nutshell

2. The benefits of Open Data are diverse and range from improved
performance of public administrations, econonic growth in the
private sector to wider social wellfare
The Benefits of Open Data
The market size for Open Data is estimated at 75,7 Bn Euro for the EU28+ by 2020
Improving
Efficiency of
Public Services
Improving
Quality
Developing
Innovative
Services
Creating
New
Business
Models Improving
Transparency &
Accountability
Enhance
Participation
Performance
Economy
Social

3. The European Data Portal - What do we do?
1. We offer metadata in 9 languages (for now), we visualise, we
offer quality checks for over 465K datasets
2. We train a suite of learning experiences in the field of Open
Data from publishing to the re-using Open Data
3. We showcase Open Data events, Open Data news, Open Data
best practices, Open Data reports, etc
4. We collect by inviting stakeholders to share their stories, their
feedback, their portals
5. We convene: meetings, webinars, events to discuss open data
best practices, challenges and next steps
6. We share our source code and promote open source and re-
use of components and standards
“We harvest open data made available by all
public administrations across Europe.
Our focus is data from the Member States”
35 countries, 71 catalogues harvested, visualisations, maps, …

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Multiple Learning
experiences brought
online

5. Multiple Learning experiences brought online
A Goldbook for data providers
Open Data in a Nutshell
How to build an Open Data Strategy
Technical preparation & implementation
Putting in place an Open Data lifecycle
Ensuring and monitoring success
Step 1: Introduction
to Open Data
Step 2: Open Data
Implementation
Step 3: Technical
deep dive
Step 4: Where next
with Open Data?
eLearning Modules Library
Economic analysis
Landscaping report
Use cases
Further training
material
Country specific
reports
Training
Companion
Practicalities to run
own Open Data
workshops
Online learning is complemented by tailored support to countries

6. The European Data Portal also aims at fostering the reuse of
public data resources
Market
Size
Jobs
Created
Cost
Savings
Efficiency
Gains
Metrics to measure economic impact
Economic Benefits of Open Data
Study published on www.europeandataportal.eu
Community Engagement
Reports to drive understanding and reuse
Topic 1: Open Data and Digital Transformation
Topic 2: Open Data and eSkills
Topic 4: Open Data and Privacy (May 2016)
Topic 3: Open Data and Cities (April 2016)
Workshops to drive understanding and reuse

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Accessibility
Value

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TO LEVERAGE THE VALUE OF
OPEN DATA WE NEED TO
WORK ON:
Metadata quality
Cross-border harmonisation
Priority domains

10. Go and try it out.
www.europeandataportal.eu