The INSPIRE Directive sets the minimum conditions for interoperable sharing and exchange of spatial data across Europe as part of a larger European Interoperability Framework and the e-Government Action Plan that contributes to the Digital Single Market Agenda. Article 21 of INSPIRE Directive defines the basic principles for monitoring and reporting. More detailed implementing rules regarding INSPIRE monitoring and reporting have been adopted as Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2019/1372 on the 19th August 2019.
This country fiche highlights the progress in the various areas of INSPIRE implementation. It includes information on monitoring 2021 acquired in December 2021 and Member States update.
A high-level view on the governance, use and impact of the INSPIRE Directive in Slovakia. More detailed information is available on the INSPIRE knowledge base.
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Figure 1: SK INSPIRE monitoring indicators 2021 (Source INSPIRE Monitoring and Reporting 2021)
Figure 2: INSPIRE indicators for availability of spatial data and services (Source INSPIRE Monitoring and Reporting 2021: Process, results and way forward)
Figure 3: INSPIRE indicators for conformity of metadata, spatial data sets, accessibility of spatial data and conformity of network services (Source INSPIRE Monitoring and Reporting 2021: Process, results and way forward)
Figure 4: INSPIRE priority datasets progress since 2020.
(Source Status report action 2.1. “needs driven data prioritisation” 15th INSPIRE MIG)
Figure 5: inspire.gov.sk Facebook page audience (Source: https://www.facebook.com/inspiresk)