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4. proactive government
seamless public services around life-events
starting a business driving
licence
buying
a car
childbirth start of
school
unemployment
& job search
military
service
divorce
change of residence retirement death (succession) building
houses
disability
marriage
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accident
falling victim to a
crime
8. A
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initiative
of
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OECD
and
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▪ Platform / layer for decentralized secure data sharing
▪ Resilience
▪ Autonomy for agencies
▪ In Estonia from 2001, in 25+ countries now
▪ 300M+ end-users
▪ Used in case of legal right-to-know or consent
▪ Leanest & most scalable interoperability platform in the world
▪ Core technology built by intergovernmental consortium www.niis.org +
available open source (MIT licence)
Estonian Interoperability Solution:
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▪ 3 environments: development + test + production
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▪ SOAP / xml
▪ REST / Json
▪ Any & all types of data
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▪ Trust services: in-house or from market
▪ No need for private network or VPN: encryption & transfer over open internet
▪ Works on top of any stack
▪ Currently synchronous messaging, asynchronous / one-to-many coming
Tech specs of
14. A
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OECD
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the
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principally
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Onboarding process:
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▪ Ordering certificates to the security server
▪ Describing own system and data services
Data exchange launch:
▪ Agencies agree on data service details (SLA, security
measures, semantics, etc)
▪ They sign data exchange agreement
All regulated with Cabinet-level decree / legislative act
15. A
joint
initiative
of
the
OECD
and
the
EU,
principally
financed
by
the
EU.
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▪ National data catalogue – findability of data
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Related systems: for enabling interoperability