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Ireland aligns their eGovernment strategy to the EU eGovernment Action Plan - with a strong focus on the once-only principle.

TOOP has published a paper discussing a new architecture for the once-only principle. They will be reusing existing EU frameworks and building blocks to successfully incorporate OOP across the European Union.

On July 1st 2017, Estonia took over the Council of the European Union for the first time. They will focus on digitalization – and on the once-only principle.

The Once-Only Principle Project (TOOP) has published its first deliverable to the European Commission that is also open for public access. It gives interesting insights on the situation of the once-only Principle in Europe.

The European Commission proposed to establish a Single Digital Gateway that shall serve as a single point of access to public services provided by EU Member States. The new Gateway will rely heavily on the once-only principle (OOP).

The Digital Services Interoperability (ISA²) programme of the European Commission has nominated multiple projects based on the once-only principle (OOP) for its Sharing and Reuse Award.