The CoE-DSC joins the public-private partnership Company Passport

News
The CoE-DSC joins the public-private partnership Company Passport

The CoE-DSC joins the public-private partnership Company Passport (CP). CP is a trust framework that evolved from an innovation project with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (Kamer van Koophandel), Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst), ABN AMRO Bank N.V., the Royal Dutch Association of Civil-law Notaries (Koninklijke Notariële Beroepsorganisatie (KNB)) and the Dutch Blockchain Coalition. It recently also welcomed the Betaalvereniging Nederland (Dutch Payments Association) and the Dutch Banking Association (NVB).

 

Trust framework

The CP trust framework is intended to accelerate local and cross border use cases that benefit from the upcoming eIDAS 2 regulations and architecture. By leveraging eIDAS 2, CP enables safe and seamless trade with other businesses, consumers and interactions with public parties, thereby accelerating businesses’ digital transformation. It is not a software solution but describes how compliant software solutions interact, which data schemas and taxonomies are used and under which legal terms and conditions (on top of the eIDAS 2 regulations). The software solutions can be provided by any compliant public or private third party.

The CoE-DSC therefore joins the Company Passport programme and brings substantive expertise of TNO and Innopay to the working groups. One of the focus areas will be the role of an organisational wallet data-sharing initiative in the Netherlands and how it can promote cross-sectoral and cross-border interoperability.

 

More information

Do you want more information about the Company Passport?

Click here

Share:

Read more
Foreign sanctions pressure exposes digital dependencies

The Dutch government has responded to concerns about European organisations’ dependence on foreign digital services, following US sanctions against an Italian internet provider. The response highlights the importance of digital sovereignty, reducing strategic dependencies and ensuring continuity of essential digital infrastructure. But what steps are being taken to protect European organisations?
CoE-DSC joins European dialogue on data spaces at IDSA event

On 3 November, CoE-DSC joined international data sharing leaders in Berlin for the IDSA Data Spaces Decade Forum, marking ten years of the International Data Spaces Association. Discussions focused on moving towards large-scale adoption of data spaces, with effective governance, sustainable business models and stronger European cooperation identified as key priorities.
The digital plant passport: exploring the potential of DPPs in agriculture

Commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature (LVVN) and carried out in collaboration with NVWA, TNO explored how DPPs could create value within the agricultural domain, using a digitalised plant passport as their first concrete DPP use case. Their proof of concept shows how plants could become digitally traceable through the entire supply chain.