The Greek National Data Strategy (2020–2025) is part of Greece’s Digital Transformation Bible and aims to create a balanced, privacy-respecting data ecosystem. It promotes open government, data-driven innovation, and compliance with EU standards. The strategy supports productivity, research, business growth, and better public services.
Name in original language
Ψηφιακή Βίβλος Μετασχηματισμού
Initiative overview
The Greek National Data Strategy (2020–2025) forms a central pillar of Greece’s Digital Transformation Bible, setting the vision for how data should be governed, shared, and used responsibly. The strategy seeks to build a balanced data ecosystem that both respects individual privacy and unlocks the value of data for innovation, research, and public benefit.
Its main objectives are to:
- Boost productivity and trade through effective use of data
- Support new businesses and job creation, especially in data-driven sectors
- Increase the speed, efficiency, and scope of scientific research
- Enhance policy-making and public service delivery through data insights
- Promote fairness and inclusion, ensuring that data benefits all citizens
Implementation of the strategy involves aligning national data governance frameworks with EU obligations and international best practices, ensuring interoperability, transparency, and trust in the use of data. The strategy also encourages open government and cross-sector collaboration to drive digital transformation across society.
Name of responsible organisation (in English)
Ministry of Digital Governance
