Gov’t plans to create central citizen information platform

The Polish government plans to create a large data processing platform to streamline the digitalization of state offices. The platform aims to facilitate the processing of citizens' and businesses' information for social-economic analysis purposes. The Polish Economic Institute (PIE) will serve as the government's think tank and manage the Integrated Analytical Platform (ZPA). The ZPA will centralize various data, such as personal identification numbers, exam results, health status, and business-related information.

The data will be anonymized for security purposes, and a special Public Policy Council, including representatives from non-governmental organizations, will oversee data security. However, experts raise concerns about centralizing citizen data and suggest exploring alternatives.

Source: bankier.pl