National Data Management (NaDB)
The FSO's National Data Management Programme (NaDB) promotes common standards for the multiple use of data in public administration. The main aim is that people and businesses should only have to provide certain details to the authorities once (once only principle).
The measure supports the semantic interoperability of data. The primary aim is to enable the data to be reused. This is to be achieved by consistently describing the same content in the same way, thereby data can be exchanged between administratives offices and used for different tasks.
Milestones
2023:
- Federal Council decision to continue the NaDB programme
- Drafting of necessary legal amendments
- Continuation of individual pilot projects
2026
- Pilot projects on once-only principle
- Processes for standardisation and harmonisation in the administration
- Transfer of activities into operation
Further information
Status
Start | 2019 |
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End | 2026 |
Responsible
Federal Statistical Office
Departments
Federal Department of Home Affairs
Goals
The population and the economy can use digital methods to conduct their business with the authorities
Domains
Framework conditions
Businesses and society can rely on a reliable and advantageous framework for the digital environment.