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DG CONNECT, 12 September 2017

Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) 2014 to 2020

TRANSPORT €24.05bn

ENERGY €5.35bn

CEF

TELECOM

Broadband €170 m

Digital Service

Infrastructures €970 m *

Infrastructure programme to support the establishment of trans-European networks to reinforce an interconnected Europe

* - 100 m Juncker Package

Why Digital Service Infrastructures?

The deployment of Digital Service Infrastructures supports the development and smooth functioning of the Digital Single Market by making it work in practice:

• enabling the delivery of networked trans-European interoperable services for citizens, businesses and/or governments

• while supporting the vision of public services being not only digital by default but also cross-border by default

Which Digital Service Infrastructures?

Building block DSIs provide basic functionality and are reusable by sector-specific DSIs

Secure cross-border authentication Create and validate

electronically signed documents

Secure automated translation of text Compliance with EU

eInvoicing standards

eTranslation eID

eDelivery eSignature

eInvoicing

< / >

Secure message exchange of documents and data

Which Digital Service Infrastructures?

Sector-specific DSIs provide trans-European interoperable online services for citizens, business and public administrations

• Europeana

• Public Open Data

BRIS Portal

Enable authenticated message exchange

CONNECTING BUSINESS REGISTERS ACROSS EUROPE

eID

eInvoicing eDelivery

Building Block

Sector Specific

eDelivery eSignature

Enable Business Registers to share notifications and documents with

each other

Enable EU citizens to navigate through the eJustice Portal in

their own language

eTranslation

Other examples…

Enable citizens, legal professionals and companies to authenticate to

the eJustice Portal

How do they work?

Infrastructure programme to support the establishment of trans-European networks to reinforce an interconnected Europe

CORE SERVICE PLATFORM

Central hubs of digital service infrastructures aiming to ensure trans-

European connectivity, access and interoperability …

(procurement)

GENERIC SERVICES

Gateway services linking one or more national infrastructures to core service

platforms

(grants)

DIGITAL SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURES

Financial incentive PROCUREMENT

Financial incentive GRANTS

What has happened so far?

2014

• Start of deployment and operation of the core service platforms supporting the entire digital service ecosystem, focus on the building blocks

2015

• Enlargement to eHealth, Online Dispute Resolution, and eProcurement, plus support to the core service platforms and generic services started in 2014

2016

• investments in the DSIs supported in the previous years continued, stronger focus on Generic Services

CALL 2 Budget

eDelivery €0.5 mln

Cyber Security €12 mln

eProcurement €4 mln

eHealth €9 mln

CALL 1 Budget

Business Registers Interconnection System (BRIS)

€2 mln

Exchange of Social Security Information (EESSI)

€17 mln

European eJustice Portal

€1.5 mln

eIdentification and eSignature

€7 mln

2017 CEF Telecom calls

CALL 3 Budget

eTranslation €6 mln

Public Open Data €6 mln

eInvoicing €10 mln

Europeana €2 mln

17 Feb 18 May

6 May

21 Sep

28 Nov

28 June

* Indicative dates

2017

Any questions?

Thank you!