On 1 January 2014 a new version was launched of the national procurement service Doffin, where public institutions in Norway publish information about their calls for tender. The goal is to simplify the system and provide a better service for its users.

On 15 and 16 May 2013, the Director General of the Estonian Information System's Authority (RIA), Jaan Priisalu, and the Head of the State Portal (eesti.ee), Mihkel Tikk, met the President of the Portuguese Agency for the Modernisation of the Public Administration (AMA), Paulo

In April 2013, ‘Digital Romania’, the national public centre affiliated to the Ministry of Information Society and the technical operator of the Point of Single Contact, PSC (Punctul de Contact Unic, in Romanian) launched the process of requesting local public administrations to join www.ed

On 15 January 2013, the Council for Electronic Administration approved the guidelines of the eGovernment plan 2013-2015.

With the establishment of the Secretariat General for the Modernisation of Public Administration (Secrétariat général pour la modernisation de l'action publique - SGMAP, in French) on 30 October 2012, the Government confirmed its intention to continue its open data strategy in order to facilitate the broader reuse of public information produced by the public administration.

In September 2012 the European Commission announced the release of funds for Poland’s eGovernment projects. This news comes as result of the ‘Cleaning the Augean stables’ plan, undertaken by the Ministry of Administration and Digitisation after its launch in autumn 2011.

The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions - SALAR,(Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting - SKL, in Swedish) has recently launched the 'Centre for eSociety' - CeSam (Center för eSamhället, in Swedish) to accelerate the development of digital welfare services across Sweden

The Deputy Minister of Administrative Reform and eGovernment Pantelis Tzortzakis has recently launched a public consultation onthe Framework for the provision of eGovernment services. The final date for submissions is 23 January 2012.

A company specialising in software for connected healthcare announced that a private hospital in Ireland has implemented a seamless integration platform in its key hospital departments to help reduce its IT costs.

Following the shutting down of the National IT and Telecom Agency and the subsequent transfer of its responsibilities to several ministries, including the Ministry of Finance, the latter has been reorganised; it now includes two new departments namely, the Digitisation Board (Digitaliseringsstyrelsen) and the Modernisation Board (Moderniseringsstyrelsen).

A project that developed eGovernment in the regions and municipalities of Northern Bulgaria was recently completed.

E-Journal, the digital service which enables Danish citizens to read their own hospital records, is to get a design overhaul, it was announced on 25 October 2011. The changes will affect its presentation and search functions, but not the content available.

The Certification Centre of the Polish Ministry of the Interior and Administration (Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji - MSWiA, in Polish) is to be modernised, it was announced on 15 September 2011.

The country-wide deployment of the electronic notice of infraction service provided for French civilian and military police forces as well as electronic ticketing for local authorities will be continued until June 2012.

A new service which enables the payment of administrative fees by mobile phone was launched in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 5 July 2011.