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Digital Europe Dashboard is now live

Published on | 10 months ago

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The European Commission has published a Dashboard for the Digital Europe programme. The Dashboard displays data about the programme’s grants, providing an interface with numerous filter options allowing to personalise the rendering.

Pre-defined views have been created to further facilitate the user experience, the so-called profiles. The Dashboard currently features two profiles: the DIGITAL Country Profile and the DIGITAL Projects Profile, using interactive graphs, maps and tables with different functionalities. Dashboard’s components can be downloaded as pictures or structured data. 

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