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Par Cédric O Secrétaire d’État chargé de la Transition numérique et des Communications électroniques P l é n i è r e 5

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Par Bernard Duverneuil, Président du Cigref Gérard Roucairol, Président honoraire de l’Académie des technologies Jean-Luc Beylat, Président du pôle de compétitivité Systematic Paris-Région Mathieu Weill, Chef du service de l’économie numérique à la Direction Générale des Entreprises P l é n i è r e 7

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Par Hubert Tardieu CEO AISBL GAIA-X Agenda

01 Introduction GAIA-X

02 Data Space Facilitation and the role of National Hubs

03 The AISBL Status and Organization

04 Outlook – 100 Days ahead

05 Summary

9 Overview: GAIA-X provides a user-friendly and homogenous ecosystem

Joint Development of a user friendly and homogenous European ecosystem.

Bringing together data spaces and their specific requirements with the provider side.

10 The GAIA-X objectives

Objectives

11 The GAIA-X objectives

Objectives Policy Rules

Application portability

Data & Software Infrastructure portability

Infrastructure

12 The GAIA-X objectives

Objectives Policy Rules Architecture of Standards

Application portability

Data Ontology Data Information API PaaS

Data & Software By Industry vertical X-CSP Infrastructure portability

IAM IaaS Self Description

Network & Interconnects Infrastructure

13 The GAIA-X objectives

Objectives Policy Rules Architecture of Standards GAIA-X Federation services

Application portability

Identity & Trust Data Ontology Data Information API PaaS Federated Catalogue Data & Software By Industry vertical X-CSP Infrastructure portability Data Sovereignty Services IAM IaaS Self Description Compliance

Network & Interconnects Infrastructure

14 GAIA-X Federation Services – The Core

Data Ecosystem

…the implementation of secure Federated Identity …Sovereign Data Services which ensure the identity and trust mechanisms (security and privacy by design). of source and receiver of data and the access and usage rights towards the data.

…easy access to the available providers, nodes and …the establishment of a Compliance framework and services. Data will be provided through a Federated Certification and Accreditation services. Catalogue.

Infrastructure Ecosystem GAIA-X identifies the minimum technical requirements and services necessary to operate the Federated GAIA-X Ecosystem. The development of these services will follow the principles of Security-by-Design and also include the concept of Privacy-by-Design.

15 GAIA-X AISBL Core Deliverables

1. Standard 2. Fundamental Services • Architecture of Standard • Digital Tokens/Certificate • Test Criteria • Service Catalog

3. Software Communities • Open Source Federated Services • Interaction with other 4. Data Spaces Facilitation Communities

16 GAIA-X AISBL Organizational Structure

17 Data Spaces: Sharing data to advance science, society and economies

Mobility Health Financial

Industrial Green Deal

Agriculture Energy Skills

18 Data Spaces

No physical data integration, leave Mobility Ecosystem Connectivity data where it is (→ Federated data architecture)

No common schema required General (→ Integration foremost on semantic Design level through vocabularies) Principles Data Space Mobility Data networking, data visiting and (Shared Digital Twin) Data Object data co-existence

Nesting and overlaps possible (→ Ecosystem of data spaces) 00010010010

Additional Data sovereignty and traceability IDS1 Design Federated Software GAIA-X Trusted participants Infrastructure Infrastructure Principles Broker Service

Clearing House 1IDS – International Data Spaces

Source: acatech, Fraunhofer ISST (2020) 19 How to Build Data Spaces The »Onion Model« of Data Spaces Design Cooperation

▪ Business and Mobility Ecosystem ▪ Information Governance Model Models Use Cases ▪ ODRL1 based Use ▪ Use-case policies case 1 specific apps Data Space ▪ Generic and services software Commonalities infrastructure components ▪ Standardized communication ▪ Domain- Federated Software protocol specific ▪ Certification Use vocabulary Infrastructure ▪ … ▪ Codex and case n contracts ▪ Brokers and common data platforms ▪ Data usage templates ▪ … Use case 2 1ODRL - Open Digital Rights Language

20 National Hubs

Set up and establish a well-functioning sovereign data infrastructure following GAIA-X policy rules and standards and the required federation services.

GAIA-X User Hubs GAIA-X-Association Supporting its endeavour

Participants engage in the GAIA-X-Association and its work processes

will prioritize certain domains where → Has the exclusive responsibility for → Focus on bundling user interest intense cooperation with the Hub is envisaged the policy rules and standards across Europe to facilitate the → Defines overall Data Space scaling up of GAIA-X use case structure in line with EU Data and data spaces Not acting as subsidiaries of the GAIA-X-Association Strategy to ensure technical and semantic interoperability

MoUs1 underline the cooperation in the intended network

1MoU - Memorandum of Understanding

21 xyz Create a flourish Data Ecosystem

Mobility

Health Financial Create Value from Data Industrial Green Deal

Agriculture Energy

Skills Drive Technology

Data Sovereignty & Federated Services

Base on Operational Excellence Inter- HPC connectivity CSP Edge Create value from data

Data Ecosystems

European Data Business Models Spaces Use Cases Demonstrators Implementations Alliance on Industrial Raise requirements, adopt and further develop GAIA-X concepts Data & Cloud

GAIA-X Hubs European Strategy for Data Grow the User Ecosystem GAIA-X AISBL Regulators

Expand the Core Improve framing conditions Drive technology for next generation data economy

Minimal Federated Services Viable GAIA-X User Provider

IAM & Trust Framework

Federated Catalog Work User Packages Data Sovereignty Requirements Compliance

Portal & Integration

Specify and implement federated services

Architecture of Standards Base GAIA-X on proven and established standards

Architectural Concept Detail out technical requirements and specification overall architecture Base GAIA-X on operational excellence

General Assembly

Board of Directors Advisory Boards Policy & Rules

Management & Intellectual Property Regulation Office Open Source Process Communication Strategy Committees Community Process Onboarding Process

Working Groups Events WorkingWorking Groups Groups Timeline

Q4 End of 2020 Q1 Q2 Mid June Q3 Beginning Jan Architecture of Technical Architecture Day 2 Re-Opening Standards Rel. 03.21 Document Rel. 06.21 Federation Services Early Q1 Technical Architecture 1st General Assembly alpha 18. - 19.11.2020 Prefiguration of Document Rel. 03.21 European Alliance on GAIA-X Summit Demonstrator Industrial Data and Cloud on verticals GAIA-X Policy Technical Deep Dive Rules Rel. 03.21 By June GAIA-X Sessions 1st Data Spaces Additional national hubs Policy Rules Webinar “Policy and to expand coverage Rules” Rel. 6 national Federation 09.21 Services GAIA-X hubs Webinar “Economy Specification of Data” End June Election of the 1st Webinar “Edge Board of Directors Cloud”

November December January February March April May June July August September

2020 2021 GAIA-X AISBL

GAIA-X AISBL Open, community-based 22 Founding members implementation Creation of data spaces and Open to all Industry Platforms Policy Rules Architecture of Standards Multiparty Governance Federation Services Data- and Infrastructure

Define Enable Open Ecosystems Overview Memberships by Type

Countries by Registration # of Organizations * Austria 2 Belgium 13 Finland 3 16 Large Tech and Cloud Service France 33 Providers 42 Germany 49 Large User Ireland 4

Italy 29 NPO Luxembourg 3 38

Netherlands 4 SME / Startup Norway 1

P.R. China 1 Medium Sized Users and tech Portugal 1 23 Companies Singapore 1 Spain 5 Sweden 2 40 Switzerland 1 United Kingdom 2 USA 5 Total 159 * Including SME, Large Corporation and Academic Institutions Limited Cloud adaption

Challenges GAIA-X

// ▪ ▪ Portability of Data // Policy Rules

▪ Interoperability // ▪ Architecture of

▪ Common commercial // Standards

and legal framework ▪ Federation Services // Limited Cloud adaption Compliance

Challenges GAIA-X

// ▪ ▪ Portability of Data // Policy Rules

▪ Interoperability // ▪ Architecture of

▪ Common commercial // Standards

and legal framework ▪ Federation Services // Data Spaces facilitation

Mobility

Health Financial

Industrial Green Deal Agriculture Energy

Skills

Sharing of data to advance science, society and economies Data Spaces facilitation Economics of Data

Mobility

Health Financial

Industrial Green Deal Agriculture Energy

Skills

Sharing of data to advance science, society and economies Architecture of Standards & Federation Services

• Definition of Ontologies, specific APIs (and their semantic), required technology standards and compliance defined by (existing) standard bodies

• Federated trust and sovereignty services across consumers and providers

• Alignment of technical standards and set of technologies/products across providers for • Interoperability • Portability Interoperability,Portability & Sovereignty supported by open source A European Momentum towards a… Digital for Business

• by addressing jointly data sharing by domains and cloud policy has created a European momentum which defines a global approach of Digital for Business

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Par Pierre Chastanet Chef d’Unité en charge de Cloud et Logiciels, à la Direction générale des réseaux de communication, du contenu et des technologies (DG CONNECT) The European Data Strategy and Gaia-X Building the next generation cloud for EU businesses and the public sector European2 Strategy for Data A common European data space, a single market for data

Data can flow within the EU and across sectors Availability of high quality data to create and innovate

European rules and values are fully respected Rules for access and use of data are fair, practical and clear 1 Europe has everything to play for 2025

Data can transform all sectors of 33 80 % the economy and is crucial for AI of processing zettabytes in IoT devices Personal and non-personal data of data produced can be a source of innovation for 20% new products and services of processing 20% in cloud of Data can contribute to tackle processing societal challenges such as in IoT devices climate change, health, mobility, etc. 80% 175 of processing in cloud Data can make our lives and Zettabytes of data produced work easier and better 2018 Cloud as a Highly Strategic Technology

Handle the ‘Data Efficiency gain – Enable Common Tsunami’ boost innovation Data Spaces

Foster Emerging Build Data Technologies Leadership Cloud Market Trends

• Concentration in the Public cloud infrastructure market:

• 3 players = > 80% global infrastructure market (2021) • Many EU cloud providers, no significant market shares • Private cloud and hybrid cloud much less consolidated Europe’s Cloud and Edge Market Opportunity

• Edge computing: +33% CAGR between 2019-2024; 50% of the edge market will be captured by traditional cloud providers • Presence in SaaS market: +48% CAGR between 2019-2021 • Industrial expertise: industrial IoT systems, business to business applications, telecom sector/5G + system integration • Strong demand for data sharing; low latency; energy-efficiency; high-security; data sovereignty • Resilient cloud federation ecosystems emerge in Europe European Data Strategy (2020) Cloud: Data: • Cloud Rulebook • New legislation (Data • EU Cloud market places Governance Act & • Member States Declaration Data Act)

High Impact Project on Data and Cloud: co-investments

European Alliance for Coordination European Industrial Common Data, Edge Data spaces and Cloud Federation & Use cases; interoperability technical standards architecture The Next Generation Cloud & Edge Supply

Competitive cloud-to-edge services and infrastructures Strategic planning of Portability/ investments by data European Alliance for protection/ Interoperable cybersecurity Industrial Data, Edge -by-design, sustainability Compliant &energy enabling a and Cloud efficiency with the federated (Member States highest EU open multi- Declaration, Oct. 2020) standards vendor ecosystem Cloud, Common European Data Spaces and AI

High Value Datasets From Industrial & Public public Health Manufacturing Agriculture Culture Mobility Green Deal Security Administration Media sector

• Driven by stakeholders • Sectoral data governance (contracts, licenses, • Rich pool of data of varying degree of openness access rights, usage rights) • Technical tools for data pooling and sharing

Marketplace for Cloud to Edge based Services Cloud services meeting high requirements for data protection, security, portability, interoperability, energy efficiency Federation of Cloud & HPC Infrastructure & Services Cloud stack management and multi-cloud / hybrid cloud, cloud governance SaaS (Software as a Service) Software, ERP, CRM, data analytics AI on demand platform Edge High- PaaS (Platforms as a Service) Infrastructure Performance Smart Interoperability Middleware & Services Computing IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) AI Testing and Experimentation Facilities Servers, computing, OS, storage, network European Common Data Spaces

• Deploy the connection between the different participant to the data space

✓Identify Data Suppliers and Data Users

✓Propose data space architecture and a governance model

✓Collaborate with other sectoral projects

✓Coordination with the European Data Space Support Centre to identify common standards, architectures and develop technical specifications for common services

➢Key European investment through the Digital Europe Programme (DEP)

• Requirement to build on data infrastructures meeting standard European cloud rules A coordinated investment effort

Direct EU Coordinated funding: Member Industry EU 2 bn EUR States = investments in next generation cloud & data Horizon spaces Corporate RRF investments (10 billion +) CEF2

National Invest EU DEP budget European Investment Schemes for Next Generation Cloud and Edge Capabilities • Research and large scale-piloting on low power and ultra-secure hybrid computing architectures and networks; multi-use middleware platforms, swarm computing and federated cloud services and; digital twin of data centers HE services

• Deployment of cross-border secure, interoperable and energy-efficient physical and virtual interconnections CEF2 among cloud and edge infrastructures across the EU territory

• Large scale piloting and deployment of federated cloud-to-edge-based services; building of marketplace(s) and DEP multi-usage, low-power and interoperable middleware platforms

• Development, testing, upgrade, retrofitting, interconnecting and deployment innovative, low power, secure cloud and RRF edge capacities (infrastructure, middleware and services) across Member States

• Loan, equity and guarantees for sustainable data processing infrastructures; research and development of the next Invest generation of low power software and; the deployment of looking forward edge computing services EU + Individual Companies co-investments Next steps

• January/February: Member States finalise their Recovery and Resilience Facility investment plans • February (tbc): Open call for expression of interest to join the Alliance • March (tbc): Operational launch of the Alliance • March/April: Launch of Calls under CEF2/DEP/Horizon • April: Deadline to submit national RRF plans P l é n i è r e 51

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Par Henri d’Agrain Délégué général du Cigref P l é n i è r e 53

Mission du French Gaia-X hub, espace d’échanges et de réflexions pour

• Faire connaitre Gaia-X et développer l’implication des entreprises françaises ; • Fédérer les acteurs des écosystèmes ou des domaines transversaux ; • Co-innover et développer des cas d’usages et services qui assurent la valorisation des données dans un environnement souverain et sécurisé • Contribuer au développement d'un marché européen du cloud de confiance, respectueux des valeurs communes de l'Union européenne, piloté par des acteurs européens et orienté sur la satisfaction des besoins des entreprises et des administrations publiques utilisatrices de solution et de services cloud. P l é n i è r e 54

Contribution du French Gaia-X hub aux data spaces

• Chaque domaine a vocation à être incubé en alignement avec la stratégie de l’association européenne Gaia-X et à se développer pour s’inscrire dans un data space au niveau européen ; • Approche par les besoins des utilisateurs (use cases) ; • Veiller à assurer une synergie entre les différents hubs pour porter une ambition européenne en matière de mutualisation de données ; • Chaque domaine est piloté par un préfigurateur responsable du lancement du GT pour ses premiers mois d’activité. Le pilote sera validé par les participants et le French hub durant l’été. • Participation harmonieuse entre utilisateurs de services numériques, académies, associations, offreurs de services numériques, etc. au sein d’un domaine ; • Pour embarquer rapidement tout nouveau participant, chaque data space ➢ écrit un position paper de 2 pages qui inclut la vision pour le secteur et l’identification de cas d’usage à développer ensemble dans un calendrier ➢ définit chaque cas d’usage à l’aide d’un cadre de travail P l é n i è r e 55

Financements des actions en matière de cloud et de mutualisation de données

• Identifier et mettre en synergie les financements européens et nationaux en matière d’infrastructure, de services cloud et de mutualisation de données ; • Veiller à ce que les actions menées dans le cadre de Gaia-X s’inscrivent en cohérence avec les financements identifiés ; • Favoriser l’émergence de consortiums développant des offres de confiance dans le cadre d’initiatives sectorielles de mutualisation de données. P l é n i è r e 56

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Par Olivier Sichel Directeur général délégué de la Caisse des dépôts et consignations Un intérêt très fort pour Gaia X de la part de la communauté financière

• Plus de 100 participants dans les ateliers d’onboarding en France et en Allemagne depuis juin 2020, représentant toutes les parties prenantes : banques, assureurs, institutions financières, fournisseurs de solutions, universités et agences publiques

• Déjà 10 membres ‘day-one’* dont 8 Français

• ‘Position paper’ commun élaboré, et partagé au sommet Gaia X de novembre

(*) : Arkéa, BNP-Paribas, BPCE, CDC, CNP Assurances, Crédit Agricole, Deutsche Bank, Intesa San Paolo, MAIF, Société Générale Un embarquement progressif des parties prenantes par cercles concentriques

Contact Finlande Grandes banques / Fournisseurs Communauté Communauté 1er membre Contact assureurs français allemande Gaia X italien Luxembourg Embarquement français FinTechs/AssurTechs Start-ups

8/9 Sept - Oct Oct Nov 11/12 Jan Fév-Jun ‘Test’ de l’intérêt 3 ateliers avec 3 ateliers ‘Test’ de la Kick-off Préparation Lancement des des banques / les utilisateurs avec le hub capacité à Sommet européen lancement GT et assureurs 1 atelier avec les allemand converger sur un Gaia X F-All-It des GT extension de la pour Gaia X fournisseurs position paper communauté 1 atelier commun GO ! utilisateurs- GO ! GO ! fournisseurs Overall benefits expected from Gaia X for the financial industry

Gaia X as a European-wide accelerator Easily build, assemble and use of innovation, scaling up open trusted and value-creating innovation and co-construction data-based cloud services by providing secured data sharing and artificial intelligence services at scale, in a compliant and secured way Create new financial products/services and foster new business models that are compliant “by design” Foster Europe’s competitiveness with European regulations and values and financial markets’ stability Already 7 short-term value-creating topics identified, building on Federation Services and data-sharing

2 pillars to initiate Finance & Insurance data space

Secured innovation “compliance by design” platforms to support co- Potentially framework to set up in innovation with multi-entity cross- connexion with European data space participation (e.g. building and national regulators on FBDC initiative)

5 short term topics building on existing solutions, to be enhanced at Gaia X standard level in order to benefit from Gaia X value proposition

“Compliant by design” Authentication, Trusted Fraud, Risk and Trusted financial risk Acceleration of open electronic/intelligent identity management, Compliance data-based management data- banking usages document & content consent management cloud services based cloud services management and ePrivacy Enhance data protection, “compliance by design” and AI-based capabilities Enhance AI- and data-based capabilities through Gaia X potential through Gaia X potential 11 additional mid-term value-creating topics identified, also building on Federation Services and data-sharing

Potentially 9 promising cross- value-creation Stable Supply Chain Financial cloud services’ data space topics Finance tokenization platform With Industry 4.0 data space = secured data and service brokerage

Building EPI- and FPML-based services Personal Data Trusted “Blockchain as a in a directly compliant mode digital safe service” platforms = New products = Data protection = Data protection and innovation

Improving the data basis for Enhancement of Sustainable finance Collaboration applications suites monetary policy decisions market integrity data space trusted cloud services Foster Europe’s competitiveness and financial markets’ stability = Data protection

through AI- and data-based4 new tools

2 high-value Emergence of a European Trusted “core banking as a financial market-data platform service” cloud platforms long-term topics = New products = New products Key next steps to deliver expected value

• Develop a „compliant by design“ framework aligning Gaia X policy rules and financial sector regulations

• Deliver a first data space demonstrator, e.g. building on the FBDC* initiative launched in Germany

• Set up the Finance & Insurance data space governance and plan development and roll-out for the most value- creating topics among the 18 topics identified so far

• Identify topics for which funding by the EC could accelerate development

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Par Martine Gouriet Directrice des usages numériques chez EDF P l é n i è r e 66

Un enjeu : la transition énergétique au service d’une économie décarbonée

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Par Jean-François Cases IP Director chez Amadeus SA Espace de données de la Mobilité - Mobility Data Space

Jean-Francois CASES | Amadeus Plateforme de données au service de l‘écosystème de la mobilité Les ambitions de l’espace des données de la Mobilité Favoriser un écosystème digital multimodal en s’appuyant sur l’innovation en matière de cloud et de données

1. Faire bénéficier aux voyageurs européens d’une expérience fluide 2. Augmenter la productivité de l’ensemble des parties prenantes (public, privé, major, PME) en bénéficiant de cet plateforme 3. Connecter les infrastructures clouds des différents acteurs clefs des secteurs concernés

Apporter les solutions aux cas d’usage de demain en matière de mobilité Une plateforme d’échange de données au travers d’un système informatique innovant

Définir des règles et des standards Développer une sémantique commune Développer la technologie Ecosystème Intégrer à la racine les valeurs multimodal Besoins européennes de privacité, souveraineté et portabilité

Couche de connexion Données à Couche partager infrastructure de stockage Open data vs. Commercial data Données voyageurs comme son identité digitale ou autres Les premières réalisations de l’espace des données de la Mobilité Des réalisations qui vont permettre d’accélérer l’intégration des nouveaux membres et la production de prototypes

1. Un groupe structuré autour des enjeux actuels : gouvernance, communication, solution, technique, financements

2. Une vision définie et formalisée

3. Des premiers cas d’usage à compléter par les futurs membres du groupe 4. Une montée en puissance autour de l’architecture fonctionnelle, au croisement entre des recherches innovantes et un esprit entrepreneurial

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Par Servane Augier Directrice Générale Déléguée chez 3DS Outscale et Sylvain D’Hoine, Executive VP – SPACE chez CS GROUP P l é n i è r e 76

GAIA-X

SPACE DATA SPACE GAIA-X – SPACE DATA SPACE P l é n i è r e 77

• New services & data • Ground Segment as a Service • Certified Federated Space Data Catalog

• Users / Use cases examples • New space players • Satellite and constellation cloud based (pay per use) control & command • Automatic space (payload) data processing • New usage of space thanks to automatic merge of data from any kind of space mission (Earth Observation, Science, Navigation, Telecom…) • Certified space data ready to use for other GAIA-X data spaces

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• To keep the business of ground segment development and mission operation in Europe, thanks to a federation of European cloud

• To use the processing power of European Cloud and then generating new business for European industry

• To keep European Space Data in Europe and foster the creation of new European business services leveraging this data

• To generate and reference European space data to ease their integration in other markets with other data sources

• To ensure European digital trust as an enabler for adoption of digital services using space data

• To boost the business of European Ground Stations providers

• To accelerate time to market and ensure competitiveness of future European new space missions YOU ARE WELCOME! P l é n i è r e 79

• Are ready to join:

• Airbus Defense & Space

• Cap Gemini

• Thales Alenia Space

• Safran Data Systems

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Par Frédéric Sutter Responsable de la ligne de produits et services Skywise chez Airbus Responsable des Relations Extérieures , CIO Office Sovereign Cloud Services highly needed for the European Aerospace Industry Through-life cycle data collaboration - From design, integrated operations, to in-service operations and maintenance - For current and future programs, be they commercial aircraft, military systems, space systems, launchers…

Taking into account Industry specific constraints - Safety management over 40 years lifecycle - Comprehensive certification process and regulatory framework - High Power computing for Simulation & Modeling on Cloud - Export control / dual use systems Sensitive competitive environment - Concurrent cooperation / competition - Global superpowers Preliminary Use Cases Overview for Federated Data Services

Complex Supply Chain coordination, Quality Optimization, Dynamic In- flow management

In-Service Operations Optimized Operations, Predictive Maintenance, Safety Management, Design Feedback Loop Actionable Export Control

Unified, holistic and operational compliance management needed

Compliance check IT Systems management

Monitoring Data Management

Data Export management 5 A joint GIFAS and BDLi Governance

A Joint Governance... … For Common objectives: - A Dedicated GAIA-X Working Group in both - Formulate the Specific Cloud Services Requirements GIFAS and BDLi of the European Aerospace Industry - One focal point per interested Party - Contribute to GAIA-X Architecture of Standards and - Progress Meeting presented both to GIFAS Policy Rules and BDLi, once per month - Support current and future Aerospace programs (eg. - A joint GIFAS/BDLi Steering Committee ZeroEmission Aircraft…) with two Chairmen + C-Level of involved parties, meeting once per Quarter

2021 Clear Roadmap Key Q1 Milestones - Feb-March: Describe 5 to 10 Aerospace - Jan20th: Presentation to German BDLi specific use cases for Federated Services - Jan22nd: French Data Hub - CIGREF - April-June: Assess GAIA-X Federated - Jan26th: Kick-Off meeting of GIFAS WG within Services R1 and identify Gaps “Commission du Digital” with: Dassault Aviation, - June 2021: Propose amendments for the ArianeGroup, MBDA-Systems, Safran, Thales, Federated Services R2 BoostAerospace and Airbus - 2H 2021 Test GAIA-X Services with first - Early Feb: Kick-Off meeting of BDLi WG industrial & operational use cases - March: GIFAS/BDLi Steering Committee #1 Proposed Next Steps

Interested Parties (including non GIFAS members) to send an email and their focal point details to: [email protected]

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Par Stéphanie Combes Directrice du Health Data hub HEALTH DATA HUB Plateforme des données de Santé

Les enjeux nationaux et européens du Health Data Hub

Plénière French Gaia-X Hub

21.01.2020

Copyright © 2017 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Le Health Data Hub poursuit l’objectif de garantir un accès aisé et unifié, transparent et sécurisé, aux données de santé pour améliorer la qualité des soins et l’accompagnement des patients.

Une plateforme sécurisée Un guichet unique et à l’état de l’art

Une palette d’outils pour favoriser la Un catalogue de données documenté mise en relation et le regroupement des construit de manière progressive acteurs clés du secteur Le Health Data Hub en 2020, c’est...

Accompagnement de projets Mise à disposition de la plateforme technologique • 1 appel à projet co-organisé avec le grand défi « Amélioration • 2 versions de la plateforme mises en production des diagnostics médicaux par l’IA » en 2020 • 6 projets sur la plateforme d’ici fin 2020 • 27 projets pilotes et 9 projets Covid accompagnés • 4 bases sur la plateforme d’ici fin 2020 • 8 projets autorisés par la CNIL • 20aine de partenariats en cours de discussion avec des responsables de données Animation de l’écosystème national et international Mise en place de l’organisation • 547 participants au data challenge co-organisé avec la SFP et 4 vainqueurs • Une 50aine de collaborateurs • + de 400 inscrits à la Winter School « AI4Health » • 1 nouvel espace de travail (emménagement 9 rue Georges Pitard) • 12 acteurs français mobilisés dans le cadre de l’action conjointe européenne “Towards a European Health Data Space” 5 priorités pour le Health Data Hub en 2021, à mettre en œuvre avec ses partenaires

ACCOMPAGNEMENT DE BOUT-EN-BOUT GRAND PUBLIC DES PROJETS PARTENARIATS De l’accompagnement au montage des Partenariats avec les dossiers, du ciblage des données, de la STRATÉGIQUES associations de patients gestion des appariements à la mise à CNAM / INSERM / Établissements de / information / exercice disposition des données santé des droits

STRUCTURATION INFRASTRUCTURE INTERNE DU HDH TECHNOLOGIQUE De la sécurisation de la politique RH, comptable, et Sécurité / réversibilité / de suivi des marchés à la Cloud de confiance gestion des risques

Health Data Hub 92 L’action conjointe TEDHaS préfigurant l’espace européen des données de santé

La JA est composée de 8 “work packages” Politiques de Santé publique R&D&I Objectif général: santé L’action conjointe TEHDaS aide les Etats WP.1 Coordination membres et la Commission européenne L’actionà développer conjointe et à promouvoir TEHDaS les WP.2 Dissemination concepts nécessaires pour partager les aidedonnés, les auEtats bénéfice membres de la santé et des la Commissioncitoyens, la santé européenne publique et la à WP.3 Evaluation développerrecherche et l’innovation et à promouvoir en Europe. WP.4 Sustainability les concepts nécessaires pour partager les donnés, au WP.5 Gouvernance : Cadre et principes de gouvernance pour le partage des données de santé bénéficeLes de livrables la santé et des citoyens,recommandations la santé publique attendues et WP.6 Qualité des données: Excellence dans la qualité et utilisation fiable des données de santé de l’action conjointe vont la recherchealimenter et lel’innovation futur cadre en législatif de l'espace européen WP.7 Connecting the dots: Offre de services et conception architecture fédérée européenne des Europe.données de santé.

WP.8 iCitizen : Comprendre et engager les citoyens autour de la donnée de santé

GAIA-X est identifié comme partenaire potentiel dans la proposition de l’action conjointe et sera mobilisé dans le cadre du WP4 (soutenabilité) et WP7 (infrastructure).

Sources: Repris d’une présentation des groupes de travail TEHDas 9 sur 26 pays participants à cette action conjointe représentant > 80% de la charge de travail totale (527.5PM)

1. Finlande: 116PM - 22%

1. Espagne: 84.25PM - 16%

1. Belgique: 61.5PM - 12%

1. France: 44.5PM - 9%

1. Hongrie: 41PM - 7.7%

1. Portugal: 32PM - 6%

1. Suède: 25PM - 4.7%

1. Royaume-Uni: 18PM - 3.4%

1. Pays-Bas: 17PM - 3.2%

Health Data Hub Les chiffres clé autour de l’action conjointe espace européen des données de santé : Un rôle important pour la France

L’action conjointe démarre en février 2021. Le budget de l’action conjointe a été fixé à Un rôle clé de la France 4.17M€ soit un total de 572,5 mois personnes pour 26 pays. La Commission européenne remboursera à 60% les “Person-Months” engagés par les autorités qui occupe la 4e place compétentes et les entités affiliées. dans l’action conjointe La France aura à sa charge 44.5 mois personnes, représentant environ 9 % de la charge de travail totale correspondant à 350,425.00 € de budget total.

La France est représentée par le HDH comme autorité compétente et cinq entités affiliées issu du monde de la recherche, les hôpitaux et l’Etat: - Agence du Numérique en Santé (ANS) La France représentée à - Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale (INSERM): US 10 et US 14 travers le HDH et ses - Hospices Civils de Lyon (HCL) entités affiliés - Université Aix-Marseille - Université Toulouse III - Health Data Hub (HDH) D’autres structures nationales seront associées aux travaux en tant qu’experts.

Les recommandations attendues de l’action conjointe ont pour but d’alimenter le futur cadre législatif ou non législatif de l'espace européen des données de santé . Une influence clé grâce La France participera notamment dans le cadre des WP thématiques 5 (gouvernance), 6 à la participation à des (qualité des données), 7 (architecture) et 8 (citoyens). livrables stratégiques Une restitution des premiers résultats peut être envisagée lors de la présidence française de l’UE au S1 2022. Les entités affiliées françaises et experts se sont positionnées sur les work packages thématiques (WP5-8)

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Experts Entités françaises Les partenaires affiliés européens directs du HDH dans le cadre de Les partenaires français de l’action conjointe espace européen des l'action conjointe données de santé espace européen des données de santé Les entités affiliées françaises et experts se sont positionnées sur les work packages thématiques (WP5-8)

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