New Data Governance Act

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The Data Governance Act (DGA) establishes a legal framework for accessing and re-using industrial data, such as mobility and health data. This Practitioner’s Guide provides a practical introduction to the DGA's complex provisions, helping stakeholders understand how to leverage the law while adhering to its obligations, particularly for public sector bodies. It outlines the requirements for offering and utilizing data intermediation services. The guide explains key concepts, including protected data, proportionality of re-use, data altruism, data cooperatives, public registers, and objectives of general interest. It also clarifies the relationship between the DGA and existing data protection and trade secret regulations. With precise guidance, it assists companies and public sector entities in navigating the new rules and understanding their responsibilities regarding data provision and use. Target audiences include data intermediation services, data altruism organizations, data protection supervisors, public authorities, lawyers, in-house counsel, companies, trade associations, research institutions, and European institutions. Authored by experts with extensive experience in data use and protection, the guide offers invaluable insights into the evolving legal landscape surrounding data access and utilization.