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This year's Major Cities of Europe (MCE) Annual Conference will be held virtually from 13th -15th October 2021. DataVaults will be presented in MCE 2021 by Paolo Boscolo, CIO of the City of Prato - Italy, on the third day of the conference, 15th October at 10:25 CET.

One route of reaching citizens lies in smart cities speedily adopting personal data platforms; however personal data valuation is still a challenge.

When we start to look at what we are doing across the breadth of the DataVaults project the question on how to evaluate the DataVaults platform becomes daunting.

DataVaults has participated in Data Week 2021 by organizing an online session titled “Exploring the Real Value of Personal Data Sharing – Big Data of the Many, Exploited by Few? Or not any more?”.

Do you want to dive into the details of the work we have been doing in DataVaults during the past months?

We are happy to announce that DataVaults is now part of the Safe-Deed Community.

The 3rd workshop of the Citizen Control of Personal Data initiative took place on 8th July 2021 and you can now watch it on demand through our Youtube channel.

DataVaults in collaboration with BDVA and MyDataMood held on 11th June 2021 the webinar “Easy Access to Personal Data: Removing Obstacles to Unleash the Value in the Sharing of Personal Data”.

We are inviting you to the 3rd workshop of the Citizen Control of Personal Data initiative, within the context of the Smart Cities Marketplace undertaking. The Workshop will take place on 8th July 2021 at 10.00 – 11.30 CEST, and will be completely virtual.

DataVaults enhances its synergies and joins forces with a group of affiliated projects in a multitude of common collaborative activities

DataVaults in collaboration with BDVA and MyDataMood are organising the webinar "Easy Access to Personal Data: Removing Obstacles to Unleash the Value in the Sharing of Personal Data".

DataVaults will participate in this year's online Data Week 2021, with the track Exploring the Real Value of Personal Data Sharing - Big Data of the Many, Exploited by Few? Or not any more?.