https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/7f75721d-69d8-435b-8a6c-852d8b28898a@cdb8a0e2-181d-4de3-896e-6e550ef1eaffThe Agency for Administrative Modernisation and Technological Reform of the State (ARTE, I.P.) took part on 8 April in the first webinar of the cycle “Data Management and Open Data”, an initiative promoted by REPLAN – the Network of Planning and Foresight Services of the Public Administration, which brought together approximately 355 participants.

The session, held under the theme “Open Data from the Perspective of Public Administration”, featured Alexandra Mendes and António Soares as invited speakers, representing ARTE. Throughout the webinar, several key topics related to data governance were addressed, including the National Smart Territories Strategy (ENTI) and its associated initiatives, highlighting their contribution to the definition and operationalisation of public data policies.

In this context, the strategic importance of open data was underlined as an essential instrument for transparency, interoperability, innovation and decision‑making support, as well as its role in promoting a more efficient, collaborative Public Administration focused on people and territories.

ARTE’s participation is particularly relevant within the framework of the ENTI, reinforcing the alignment between data policies, the digital transformation of Public Administration, and the empowerment of territories for more informed, integrated and sustainable management.

Following the second session of the cycle, dedicated to “Open Data from the Perspective of Science and Research” and led by INESC TEC, the webinar series will conclude with its third and final session, scheduled for 22 April, under the theme “Open Data from the Perspective of Access to and Reuse of Geospatial Data – Webinar 3 of the Cycle: Data Management and Open Data”, organised by the Directorate‑General for the Territory. Participation is free of charge, subject to prior registration.

This initiative promoted by REPLAN represents a further relevant contribution to the consolidation of a data‑driven culture within the Public Administration, closely aligned with national and European strategic guidelines, in which ARTE has been assuming a central role.

ARTE em destaque no primeiro webinar da REPLAN sobre Dados Abertos

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