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Location Interoperability Framework Observatory delivers value for participants across Europe

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  • PEDROLI Massimo
  • ROTUNDO Antonio
  • BOGUSLAWSKI Raymond

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The Location Interoperability Framework Observatory (LIFO) monitors the implementation of location interoperability good practices in European public administrations, based on the level of adoption of recommendations in the five focus areas of the European Union Location Framework (EULF) Blueprint. 10 countries participated in the LIFO 2019 monitoring and 23 countries in LIFO 2020. Four of the 10 countries that participated in both years contributed to an assessment of LIFO from five perspectives: assessment of the LIFO process, LIFO online tools, outreach, usage of LIFO results and evolution of LIFO. Findings are collated in a structured assessment and overall conclusions and recommendations drawn together. The feedback and stocktake will be used to plan appropriate monitoring measures as actions on location interoperability are transitioned from ISA2 to the Digital Europe Programme.

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  • PEDROLI Massimo & ROTUNDO Antonio & BOGUSLAWSKI Raymond, 2022. "Location Interoperability Framework Observatory delivers value for participants across Europe," JRC Research Reports JRC128644, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc128644
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