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What is KIRA-digi?

Objectives of KIRA-digi

KIRA-digi implements the key project concerning the digitalisation of public services. The total funding for the KIRA-digi project, planned to end at the end of 2018, is about EUR 16 million, to be paid in equal halves by the state and the built environment and construction sector.

The aim is to make public construction and zoning information readily accessible to everyone, develop smoothly interoperable systems and harmonised practices, and initiate a host of experimental projects to create new innovations and business. Legislation must be developed to support digitalisation in the sector. Through this, we can create a fertile soil for a digital business ecosystem in the Finnish built environment and construction sector.

The vision is to create an open and interoperable information management ecosystem for the built environment

 

 

 

 

Three parts of the project

Part 1

Harmonisation of information management

The objective is to promote the intercompatibility of existing data systems, create new interfaces for public data and registers of the authorities and enable the creation of new data channels for easier data sharing between actors in the real estate and construction industry. At the same time, the machine readability and a wider automation of processes are promoted.

Read more about the work accomplished:

Joint information management in the sector

Enterprise Architecture

Glossaries, nomenclature and standards

Data structures of built environment

Digital land use planning

Part 2

Work related to legislative changes and amendments in public administration

The objective is to identify and eliminate regulation that hinders digitalisation in the real estate and construction sector and to change legislation to enable the creation of a more agile digital ecosystem. The project relies on outsourcing in identifying legislative bottlenecks in the processes of a built environment and analyses them from the perspective of digitalisation. This forms a basis for drawing conclusions on the need for legislative changes.

Read more about the work accomplished:

Legislation

Lakiklinikka.fi (in Finnish) 

Part 3

Experimental projects and pilots

KIRA-digi has financed over 130 experimental and pilot projects that provide new solutions and operating methods that benefit the whole value network in the real estate and construction sector. The themes of the experiments include the integration of data, new services, data standardisation, Internet of Things and new operating models.

Read more about the work accomplished:

Experimental projects

KIRA-digi boosts the digitalisation of the built environment and construction sector! The Government’s key project involves ministries, municipalities and the KIRA forum. The aim is to create an open and interoperable information management ecosystem for the built environment.

Telephone: +358 40 456 6108

Address: Malminkatu 16 A, 00100 Helsinki

Email: info(at)kiradigi.fi

 

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