The European Commission has approved the eID4Spain2020 project proposed by the Integrated Laboratory of Intelligent Systems and Technologies of Traffic Information (LISITT) of the IRTIC during last year’s CEF Telecom call. The Action's objective is, after 18 months of work, to connect public e-services provided by 3 Spanish public administrations to the Spanish eIDAS node via CL@VE 2.0 in order to enable cross-border authentication in line with the eIDAS Regulation.
The initiative, cofinanced by the European Commission, builds on the results of several previous actions such as eID4Spain, which IRTIC coordinated. At its conclusion, the e-services offered by these 3 public administrations will be made available in production environment for cross-border authentication (via eIDAS).
Therefore, the action will support Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas, Diputación de Ourense, and Ayuntamiento de Torrent in meeting the requirements of the eIDAS Regulation and will facilitate access to Spanish public e-services for all EU citizens and businesses using their national eID, and thus ensure cross-border mobility and support and strengthen the Digital Single Market.
The eID4Spain2020 project will adapt the participants’ solutions to connect to CL@VE 2.0, the main Spanish e-government solution used by local, regional and national public electronic services to authenticate citizens according to the new interfaces and requirements. The partners are already connected to a previous version of the CL@VE platform which is not linked to the eIDAS node.
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