5th Conference on eServices in European Civil Registration
The 5th Conference on eServices in European Civil Registration was successfully held in Berlin again. Over 120 participants from 21 countries attended lectures about newest developments in European Civil Registration and took the opportunity for discussions.
Topics of the 5th Conference on eServices in European Civil Registration were
- Tackling data protection
- National eID initiatives in Europe
- eGovernment policy and efficiency across Europe
- New developments in European population and civil status registration
- Unique identifier in European population registers
Please note: presentations marked with (DE) are in German. All documents are in pdf, except where (pps) is noted (MS Powerpoint presentation).
| Keynote (DE) | Mr. Peter Schaar, the Federal Commissionar for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, Germany |
| Keynote (DE) | Mr. Ulrich Freise, State Secretary, Senate Department for the Interior ans Sports Berlin, Germany |
| Keynote (DE) | Mr. Detlef Eckert, Director Lisbon Strategy and Policies for the Information Society, DG Information Society and Media, European Commission |
| Session 1 | Tackling Data Protection |
| Implications of amendment to the German data protections acts for public administration and business | Mrs. Meike Kamp, Unabhängiges Landeszentrum für Datenschutz Schleswig-Holstein, Germany |
| Data protection at Deutsche Telekom AG (DE) | Mr. Dr. Claus-Dieter Ulmer, Corporate Data Protections Commissioner of Deutsche Telekom AG |
| Session 2 | eGovernment policy and efficiency across Europe |
| Lessons Learned from setting-up a trans-border eGovernment service in the European Single Market | Mr. Bernhard Krabina, KDZ Center for Public Administration Research, Austria |
| The agenda of the EU eGovernment policy | Mrs. Andrea Halmos, ICT for Government and Public Services, DG Information Society and Media, European Commission |
| Simple Procedures Online for Cross-border Services (SPOCS) | Mr. Frank Steimke, OSCI-Coordination Office, Germany |
| Session 3 | New developments in European population and civil status registration |
| Civil Status registration in Europe | Mrs. Chantal Nast, International Commission on Civil Status (ICCS/CIEC), France |
| Register based census 2011 | Mr. Rolf Ahlfors, Finish Population Registers Center, Finland |
| Session 4 | Unique identifier in European population registration |
| Sector specific identifier in Czech Republic | Mr. Josef Prokes, Office for personal data protection, Chech Republic |
| Data protection compatible e-identification in Austria (DE) | Mr. Mag. Markus Hild, Austrian data protection commission, Austria |
| Taxpayers registration and e-services offered by the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (pps) | Mrs. Karin Aleksandrov, Estonian Tax and Customs Board, Estonia |
| Session 5 | National eIdentity initiatives in Europe |
| German eID Initiative (DE) | Mr. Dr. Marian Margraf, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Germany |
| Lithuanian eID Initiative (pps) | Mrs. Nijole Martinkeniene, Ministry of the Interior, Lithuania |
| Romanian eID Initiative | Mr. Sorin Balasa, Ministry of the Interior, Romania |
| STORCK - Large scale pilot for European eID managment | Mr. Luis Felix, MULTICERT S.A., Portugal |
| Session 6 | Population registry systems abroad |
| OSCE Guidelines in population registration | Mrs. Kirsten Bock, external expert to OSCE/ODHIR |
| Overview of population registers in Asian countries | Mr. Jeno Szep, IDOM 2000, Hungary |
| Building up population registration systems - experiences from Kosovo | Mr. Rolf Ahlfors, Finish Population Registers Center, Finland |
