Cross-Border

SCOOP4C's partner project TOOP has successfully tested their first cross-border data exchange. 

How feasible would a standardised electronic student card across all EU member states be? Read more to learn about how this could support student mobility and enable more once-only solutions across Europe.

The SCOOP4C project will be present at the Ministerial eGovernment Conference in Tallinn, Estonia on October 6th, 2017. Click here for more info!

The implementation of the once-only principle can have a big impact in making life easier for citizens and businesses across the EU and could contribute to the Digital Single Market. These are just some of the results of the study on EU-wide OOP.

A second project funded by Horizon 2020 and dealing with the once-only principle was successfully launched: The Once Only Principle Project (TOOP) undertook its kick-off meeting in Tallinn, Estonia from 25 to 27 January 2017.

After agreeing to cooperate on a joint medical data exchange platform, Estonia and Finland are getting ready to start sharing data in 2017. This major step aims at enhancing the quality of healthcare in both countries, giving access to all relevant medical data to doctors and patients alike.