Inspire is an EU directive that aims to build a European spatial data infrastructure. The Swedish implementation will result in a coherent system - an infrastructure - that makes it easier to access and exchange digital spatial data. The infrastructure will cover useful spatial data and activities and measures that affect human health or the environment.
The Directive came into force in 2007 and has been implemented in several stages, with the plan to have it fully in place by 2021. Many of the responsible information authorities have done extensive work to make geodata and services available. This work requires the authority to have both expertise in the field and a technical infrastructure that supports the requirements of the Directive.
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Watch our recorded webinar where we share our experience of helping many public authorities set up the spatial data infrastructure required to make spatial data accessible under the Directive.