Sitra data strategy
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The European Strategy for Data aims to establish a common data space across the EU, ensuring fair and clear governance for data access and use. It emphasizes the importance of data quality, the role of public and private sector data, and aims for substantial investments in data infrastructure. The strategy includes four pillars focused on competence building, empowering individuals, and establishing a legal framework to facilitate trust in data sharing.
Sitra data strategy
- 1. A European Strategy for Data Federico Milani Data policy & innovation
- 2. European Strategy for Data Data can flow within the EU and across sectors European rules and values are fully respected Rules for access and use of data are fair, practical and clear & clear data governance mechanisms are in place A common European data space, a single market for data Availability of high quality data to create and innovate
- 3. Deploying the strategy through 4 Pillars Competences Empowering individuals, investing in digital skills & data literacy and in dedicated capacity building for SMEs. Enablers Total investments of € 4-6 billion in a High Impact Project on European data spaces and federated cloud infrastructures Rollout of common European data spaces in crucial economic sectors and domains of public interest, looking at data governance and practical arrangements. A governance framework for data including a legislative framework for the governance of European data spaces and other cross- sectoral measures for data access and use
- 4. Health Industrial & Manufacturing Agriculture Finance Mobility Green Deal Energy Common European data spaces Public Administration Skills Personal data spaces • Driven by stakeholders • Rich pool of dataof varying degree of openness • Sectoraldatagovernance (contracts, licenses, access rights, usage rights) • Technical tools for data pooling and sharing High Value Datasets from public sector Technical infrastructure for data spaces Cloud Infrastructure & Services Edge Infrastructure & Services High-Performance Computing AI Testing and Experimentation Facilities AI on demand platform
- 5. European Strategy for Data Public sector data of high value Unleash the socio-economic potential of data as a PUBLIC GOOD Public sector data, private sector data and personal data voluntarily made available by data holders Personal data and private sector data held by online platforms and originating from the users (both businesses and individuals) Regulate MARKET POWER based on data Private sector data, personal data and co-generated (IoT) data Ensure FAIRNESS in the allocation of data value among the actors of the data economy Ensure TRUST in data transactions Dec 2020 Q3 2021 Impl. Act. High Value Datasets Data Governance Act Digital Market Act Data Act Q1 2021 Nov 2020 4 key instruments
- 6. Building trust in data sharing. Personal and non-personal data in scope. Re-use of public sector information, also through novel mechanisms that protect information privacy (personal data, confidential business data). Support the creation of sectoral common European data spaces including the necessary infrastructure. Ensure fairness in the allocation of data value among the actors of the data economy. The European way of sharing data Objective: “Create the right conditions for people, companies and authorities to share data in a secure, trust creating manner.”