This document outlines the initial design and high-level specifications of the BeOpen technical framework, aimed at improving interoperability, semantics, and data quality of public sector datasets to support their publication in standardized formats. It details technical requirements, logical architecture, and relevant European standards while emphasizing open data lifecycle functionalities.

This document outlines a “Trust Framework” to enhance data availability in line with the EU Open Data Directive and High-value Datasets Regulation, addressing challenges like open data obligations, data protection, and cybersecurity. It identifies key components — such as accessibility, licensing, and transparency — and provides guidelines to support stakeholders in building a trustworthy data-sharing ecosystem.

This document analyzes 15 use cases across 8 pilot sites, identifying objectives, stakeholder needs, and expected outcomes for services based on open datasets. It emphasizes improving High Value Datasets (HVDs) using the BeOpen framework to address real-world needs and leverage open data opportunities.

This document outlines the communication and dissemination strategy for the BeOpen project, designed to ensure its results reach the right audiences effectively and maximize impact. It provides a roadmap for promoting the project, engaging stakeholders, supporting Data Spaces adoption, and enhancing visibility of High Value Datasets, with flexibility to adapt as the project evolves.

This document reviews the dissemination and communication activities conducted between months 4 and 10 of the BeOpen project, proposing a revised strategy to enhance their effectiveness. It builds on the initial roadmap from D5.1 and outlines plans for future actions while adapting to evolving project needs.