Czechia has established an informal working group at the national level under the EOSC-CZ for sensitive data to exchange knowledge. This initiative aims to propose a national data repository infrastructure in accordance with EOSC and includes funding from European structural funds (2023-2028) for creating a national repository, a national PIDs centre, and a training centre.
European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)‑CZ Working Group on Sensitive Data
Abstract
Country | Czechia |
Start date | 2023 |
Annual Budget | n/a |
Responsible organisation(s) | Government agency |
Target group(s) | Researchers, research institutions, and policy makers in Czechia. |
Policy instrument type | National coordination and funding initiative. |
Part of the national policy for R&D&I to implement EOSC, supported by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic
To facilitate the exchange of knowledge on sensitive data and align national data infrastructure with EOSC.
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