Why turning fiscal data into Linked Open Data (LOD)? Publishing EU fiscal data in a usable and understandable format has many benefits, including improving transparency. The EU budget is already public, but until 2013 its main electronic format was a 2 000-page PDF document, which made reuse...

The 2024 open data maturity (ODM) assessment evaluated the maturity of countries in the field of open data. In particular, the assessment measured the progress of European countriesin making public sector information available and stimulating its reuse, in line with the open data directive...

The 2023 open data maturity (ODM) assessment evaluated the maturity of countries in the field of open data. In particular, the assessment measured the progress of European countries in making public sector information available and stimulating its reuse, in line with the open data directive...

The 2023 open data maturity (ODM) assessment evaluated the maturity of countries in the field of open data. In particular, the assessment measured the progress of European countries in making public sector information available and stimulating its reuse, in line with the open data directive...

The Open Data Maturity assessment 2022 benchmarks the development of European countries in the field of open data. In this eighth consecutive annual report by data.europa.eu (formerly European Data Portal), 35 countries participate, including the 27 EU Member States, 3 European Free Trade...

This report is the fifth in a series of annual studies that assess the level of open data maturity in the EU28 Member States plus the European Free Trade Association countries (or 'EFTA': Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, together called the EU28+ countries). The report serves as a...