This foresight study investigates the factors and trends that will likely affect the development of data society and data economy in the next 10–15 years, and proposes possible future scenarios for Estonian data society and data governance in the year 2035. Based on the scenarios, a set of key policy options are formulated to inform policymaking in the field of data economy, data society and data-driven public governance.
Read moreSince 2008, more than two million euros have been invested in school robotics in Estonia, which is the largest investment in robotics per capita in the world. This, in turn, has ensured that almost half of Estonian schools are equipped with robots and are able to organize robotics-related activities.
Read moreThe aim of the study is to map companies’ need for product…
Read moreThe Institute of Baltic Studies (IBS) in collaboration with HeiVäl Consulting carried…
Read moreDistrict heating (DH) is one of the most energy efficient systems to…
Read moreIBS maps the e-services and digital solutions used in the youth work area in Estonia, and compiles recommendations for adopting new IT solutions within the youth work field.
Read moreThe ATENA project proposes an innovative and modernised logical framework with design improvements for IACS (Industrial and Automation Control Systems).
Read moreWe map the most remarkable examples of social and technological innovation in Estonia.
Read moreThe project aims to study the security of the extended border and more particularly passport breeder document security. The underlying idea is to improve the security and therefore to restore the confidence in the application process and issuance of e-passports, by filling the gaps in security of breeder documents.
Read moreThe major objective of the project is to protect EU citizens’ identities from all current threats but also to foresee what the future threats would be. The project will study in deep the identity theft phenomenon in Europe, revealing the flaws in the different “paper-based” procedures but also in the new dematerialized processes, assess the threat for the citizen and develop technological components, backward compatible with different existing Member State frameworks.
Read moreThe goal of Estonia in the development of public services is to…
Read moreSignificant efforts have been invested to make travel documents more secure by…
Read moreAs part of the project „Estonian ICT Cluster” it was necessary to…
Read moreThe idea with the Ballad project is to open up the markets…
Read moreProject EGOPRISE (“E-GOvernment solutions as instruments to qualify the public sector for…
Read moreMaintenance of the European website on integration (EWSI) is a joint project of European…
Read more“Creating an Online Database System of Civil Society Funding Opportunities” is a…
Read moreKaardistasime IKT alase teadus- ja arendustegevuse hetkeolukorra ning potentsiaali, sealhulgas arengutakistused ja –võimalused.
Read moreEconomic development and national competitiveness are very much dependent on the quality…
Read moreThe goal of the development monitoring was to find out in which areas information and communication technologies can contribute most to the development of the Estonian economy and society over the next decade.
Read moreGlobalization leads to greater challenges for Research and Technology Development (RTD) policies…
Read moreThe RegStrat-project, which ran from 2007 until March 2009, was based on…
Read moreResearch and Technological Development (RTD) is essential for the functioning and sustainability…
Read moreThe project SupPolicy aimed at supporting the sub-national and national research and…
Read moreCommercialisation of first-class research and the development of the European Biotech Healthcare…
Read more8.6% of GDP in Europe is spent on health, of which 6.4%…
Read moreThe project EURO-COOP was a Specific Support Action of the 6th Framework…
Read moreThe project aimed to integrate Estonian leading IST research and development labs…
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