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UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN

Country:Belgium

Jean De Meyere

The Catholic University of Louvain (UCLouvain) is a complete research university established in 1425. UCLouvain is today a large, international community including (in 2015-2016):

  • 29.933 students of 127 different nationalities
  • 5.836-member teaching, research, administrative and technical staff
  • 150.000 alumni worldwide

UCLouvain is responsible for the education of nearly one out of two French-speaking academics in Belgium and proposes courses in all possible disciplines: 42 Bachelor’s programmes, 56 minors and additional modules, 93.120 credit Master’s programmes, 3.360 credit Master’s programmes, 63 advanced Master’s programmes, 23 teacher training certificates, 200 lifelong learning programmes.

Research, performed in close collaboration with the private and public sector and international institutions, is one of UCLouvain’s main activities:

  • 3.025 researchers
  • 2.033 Ph.D. students, half of which are foreign visitors
  • 2.500 research projects
  • 1 Noble Prize winner: Prof Christian de Duve (medicine, 1974)
  • 21 Prix Francqui winners
  • 23 ERC grants

UCLouvain was an active and reliable partner in previous EUCEN projects as BEFLEX, BEFLEX+, ALLUME, COMMIT, HE4U2, with the participation of a Research Team dedicated to Education in general (GIRSEF) and a dedicated to Adult Education (RIFA). UCLouvain will fully support the activities of the H2020 project, providing rooms, spaces, staff, equipment, ICT support.

Thanks to its academic excellence, UCLouvain is in the top 1.25% of universities worldwide, making it one of the world-class universities’.

Universite’ Catholique de Louvain

The Business and Society Law Center – CRIDES, a UCLouvain centre for interdisciplinary research on business law issues, aims to study the legal framework for businesses and the role that private undertakings play in society. This study relies on the belief that legal rules must be understood in context, according to the law and society approach.

The Centre brings together four research groups dealing with:

  • economic and company law
  • intellectual property and digital law
  • social and labord law (Atelier SociAL)
  • tax law
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Role in the Interlink project

UCLouvain is WP6 leader. WP6 will run throughout the entire duration of the project with the objective to ensure the implementation of INTERLINK and its components adhere to EU and national legal frameworks and soft law instruments, as well as to key ethical and societal values and principles starting from the EU-recognised Fundamental Rights. Legal considerations, and in particular, compliance with EU law framework are indeed a critical component of the acceptability, sustainability and well-functioning of an e-government solution such as the one proposed by INTERLINK. The WP will ensure the ethical and legal issues are taken into account during the carry out of all project activities. Simultaneously, the WP6 will make sure that the exploitable products out of INTERLINK implementation considers the wider implications of privacy, data protection and social inclusion. Thus, the specific goals of WP6 are to guarantee the compliance of: O6.1 – Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the EU legal landscape with a particular focus on data sharing and governance models for shared public services, in order to ensure that the overall new governance model and framework under which the project is conducted is compliant, in particular in the domain of privacy and data management. O6.2 – Perform a detailed legal and ethical analysis in order to ensure that technological enablers developed within WP3 are developed in consideration with the pertinent normative requirements, in order to ensure data privacy compliance, mitigate data privacy risks in governance models, including in relation to the cross-border flows of data. O6.3 – Ensure that the operations of the project itself, such as use-case validation, collection, processing and use of data, comply with EU data privacy requirements, ensuring fairness and compliance in all cases of project activities.

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UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN

Alain

Strowel

Head of Department at CRIDES (Center for business law)

Jean

De Meyere

PhD Student in IT Law

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Innovating goverNment and ciTizen co-dEliveRy for the digitaL sINgle marKet goal is to overcome the barriers preventing PAs to efficiently share services in a Digital Single Market by combining the enthusiasm and flexibility of grassroot initiatives with the legitimacy and accountability granted by top-down e-government frameworks.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreement 959201