Eurospace  Group has been carrying out for several years an important non-profit initiative whose aim is  to disseminate, at a national and European level, what has been concretely developed in the field of Information and Communication Technology by the European Public Administrations.

The non-profit project  foresees the realization of a  programmed series of conventions in Europe coinciding with the annual  publication of a volume about the progress report of E-government in Europe.

The publication, conceived as a useful instrument of information and updating for European Public Administrations as well as for public and private bodies involved in this field, is distributed without charge both on a national and a European level: showcases for public administration, ministers, regional governors, councillors responsible for innovation at a regional, provincial and municipal level, European institutions, international companies, Italian consulates and embassies.
The Volume, originally published in 2003, was first introduced Europe-wide in 2005, at the “E-government European Experiences at Local and National Level” convention held in Brussels in collaboration with the Lazio Region.
The interest aroused by the event has motivated EuroSpace Group to go ahead with the initiative and so it has become an important annual appointment with the qualified and updated information from the world of ICT and e-Government.

Therefore the initiative, today at its seventh edition, is continuing its own way throughout Europe: after  Bologna (Com-P.A  3rd  November 2005,), Bruxelles, (branch  of Lazio Region ,  10th  March  2005), Vienna (Austria, 8th November 2006), Vilnius, (Lituania, 8th  October 2007), Sofia (Bulgaria, 1-2 Ottobre Madrid (Spain, 5th October 2009), ), the next stop will be Prague (Czech Republic, next October 2010).

Hereunder you can find some of the main supporters that in these years have granted their precious support to our initiative:

For further information about 2010 edition, please consult the section entitled "NEWS".

The previous editions

2009 E-gov 2.0: pave the way for eParticipation View 2008 Improving Performance and Innovation in Public Administration View 2007 E-Governance: trasforming Government build trust and quality View 2006 E-Governance: Communication Concertation Cooperation   2005 E-Government: European strategies compared   2004 E-Government: how to make system   2003 E-Government, e-Governance: l’evoluzione riparte