Digital Agenda Funding

Project Status: Completed

Project Leader: Colm Mc Colgan

EU Programme: 4th Framework Programme

Project Budget: €2,911,300

Start Date: Jan, 1996

Finish Date: Dec, 1999

The aim of the project is to:

The aim of the project was to provide an integrated set of telematic applications that would enable geographically, economically and socially marginalised communities and groups to develop the full potential of their areas, and to help connect their economies to those of more central regions and to the emerging Information Society.

Specific objectives are to:

The project produced 12 contractual deliverables and over 30 internal deliverables. These deliverables produced from each work package were used as the basis to assess and evaluate achievements and progress including market development, technological developments, quality assurance issues and the implementation of pilots.

Aalborg, Denmark
Aalborg Kommune(Partner)

Aalborg, Denmark
University of Aalborg(Associate)

Aalborg, Denmark
AM PRODUKTION(Associate)

Aalborg, Denmark
NORDJYSK INFORMATIK- OG VIRKSOMHEDSUDVIKLING (NIVU)(Associate)

Derry & Strabane, United Kingdom
Derry City & Strabane District Council(Partner)

Donegal, Ireland
Donegal County Council(Partner)

Donegal, Ireland
Skylark Associates(Associate)

Dublin, Ireland
Local Government Computer Services Board (LGCSB)(Associate)

Galway, Ireland
Galway County Council(Associate)

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Ulster University(Associate)

West Flanders, Belgium
Leiedal Intercommunale(Partner)

Wirral, United Kingdom
Metropolitan Borough of Wirral(Partner)

Develop and demonstrate an interregional telematics application/platform (incorporating Web, GIS, distributed databases) for delivery of general purpose services (spatial planning, business life, tourism, Socio-economic and environment) from public authorities to citizens and businesses. The design is trans-national enabling administrations, citizens and businesses from different regions to interact.

Total 2,911.3 KECU EU funding 1,407.0 KECU