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Open data

Open data is data that anyone can access, use and share.

Open data is a raw material for the digital age but, unlike coal, timber or diamonds, it can be used by anyone and everyone at the same time.

Any restrictions imposed on the use of open data will limit its potential for creating new value.

Open data can bring diverse benefits to governments, businesses and individuals. It has the power to help improve services, grow economies and protect our planet.



Data categories
  • Agriculture, fisheries, forestry, food
    Farming, agricultural land means of agricultural production, agricultural activity, forestry and fisheries policy, fishing resources, fishing grounds, plant production, processed animal and agricultural produce, food technology, food products
  • Education, culture and sport
    Educational institutions, performance of schools, digital skills, cultural institutions, sport institutions
  • Environment
    Meteorological/weather, natural environment, deterioration of the environment, waste management, water management, pollution
  • Energy
    Energy policy, coal and mining industry, oil industry, electric industry, energy consumption
  • Transport
    Transport policy, organisation of transport (means, modes, destination of transport), marine and inland waterway, air and space transport, public transport timetables
  • Science and technology
    Research and intellectual property, genome data, educational activity, experiments and research results
  • Economy and finance
    Economic policy, economic growth, economic structures, monetary relations, financial institutions and credit, financing and investment, budget, taxation, trade and tariff policy, consumption, international trade
  • Population and social conditions
    Demography, composition of population, census data, employment, social policy, housing, health insurance and unemployment benefits, family, social security
  • Government, public sector
    Political structures and frameworks, electoral procedures and voting, election results, legislation and statutes, salaries (pay scales), hospitality/gifts
  • Health
    Health care professions, illness, nutrition data, pharmaceutical data, medical science
  • Regions, cities
    Regions and communities in Europe and the globe, economic geographies, political geographies, overseas territories
  • Justice, legal system, public safety
    Sources and branches of law, organisation of legal systems, legal professions
  • International issues
    International organisations, foreign policy, international agreements, conflict, peace and security, armed forces, military equipment
Data categories
In accordance with the EU regulation, we publish data grouped into the following categories:
  • Geospatial
    Geospatial data is data about objects, events, or phenomena that have a location on the surface of the earth. The location may be static in the short-term (e.g., the location of a road, an earthquake event, children living in poverty), or dynamic (e.g., a moving vehicle or pedestrian, the spread of an infectious disease).
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  • Earth observation and environment
    The Earth's atmosphere, oceans and landscapes are changing rapidly, with human activities being a major driver. Monitoring and modelling these changes are critical for governments, private sector and citizens to make informed decisions on the global challenges our society is facing. Vital information is being gathered by land, sea, air and space-based Earth observation systems.
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  • Meteorological
    The meteorological data used in forensic work are commonly stored in government archives and can be accessed by the general public for usually modest fees.
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  • Statistics
    Statistics can be a powerful tool when performing the art of Data Science (DS). From a high-level view, statistics is the use of mathematics to perform technical analysis of data. A basic visualisation such as a bar chart might give you some high-level information, but with statistics we get to operate on the data in a much more information-driven and targeted way. The math involved helps us form concrete conclusions about our data rather than just guesstimating.
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  • Companies and company ownership
    Open data from company registers may be used for many ends: e.g. enabling customers and businesses to see with whom they deal, or to see where a company has registered offices.
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  • Mobility
    Mobility data have an endless number of possible reuses. Mobility data are not limited to highly technical datasets used by operators on a day-to-day basis, but also include open data such as weather data, pollution data, and data related to the location of different businesses and commerce.
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