Purpose & Scope
This webinar offers practical insights into how data spaces are already being applied in the agri-food sector — and what role they can play in enabling secure, efficient, and cross-border data sharing. Organised within the framework of agrifoodTEF, with contributions from the Flemish and Spanish nodes, this session introduces the basic concepts of European data spaces and highlights their value through a real-world example: DjustConnect, the local operational data space in Flanders. It also explores how EDIHs can support businesses and public actors in engaging with data sharing initiatives. Participants will see real-life examples of cross-border data exchange from Belgium, France, and Finland, and get a glimpse of the future of Common European Agricultural Data Spaces.
Learning objectives
Participants will understand the concept of data spaces and their role within the European digital landscape, recognise the value they bring to agri-food stakeholders, learn how EDIHs can support data-sharing initiatives, and explore real-life examples of cross-border data exchange and the future of European agricultural data spaces.
Learning outcomes
During the training webinar, the participants will:
- Gain a clear understanding of what a data space is and how it fits into the European digital framework
- Discover the value of operational data spaces for farmers, companies, and public bodies and how to leverage it for gaining a competitive advantage
- Learn how EDIHs can support data sharing initiatives
- See real-world examples of cross-border data exchange and get a preview of the future of European data spaces
Who should attend?
This training is designed for EDIHs, technology providers, agricultural businesses, data platform operators, and public authorities interested in data governance, interoperability, and agri-food digital transformation.
Data (data space / bigdata)
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