Digdir's National AI Overview — Norway's Voluntary Cross-Sector Catalogue of Public-Sector AI Projects
Norway's Digdir agency and the NORA.ai network launched a public catalogue of public-sector AI projects in March 2023, reaching 150+ entries so …
Catalogue: AI in the Public Sector clear
Norway's Digdir agency and the NORA.ai network launched a public catalogue of public-sector AI projects in March 2023, reaching 150+ entries so …
Panama's government innovation agency AIG says it used AI-assisted development to build the digital fuel-subsidy platform in three weeks for $45,000, versus …
Kazakhstan's eOtinish platform processed over 5 million citizen and business appeals in 2025 (up ~1 million on 2024); NITEC has layered AI …
UWV has screened unemployment-benefit claims with a risk-scoring algorithm since 2022. The Netherlands Court of Audit's 2025 review found flagged cases yield …
Colombia's DANE, World Data Lab and PARIS21 combined satellite day/night imagery with ML to raise poverty-estimate granularity from 1,123 to 78,000 data …
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs used the open-source LLM tool Talk to the City to cluster public opinions from AI-policy 'Alignment Assemblies,' …
Geoscience Australia is rolling out a natural-language AI assistant inside the Digital Atlas, which launched in 2024, holds 330+ curated national datasets …
HomeDOCtor gives Slovenian citizens 24/7 AI primary-care guidance grounded in national protocols. In peer-reviewed testing it scored 90.7% on national medical-exam questions …
Moldova's Integrity Authority runs e-Integritate, which cross-checks officials' asset declarations against state registers and picks cases for in-depth control by risk criteria …
Kadaster is using AI to reprocess ~5 million historical handwritten field sketches to rebuild the Netherlands' national cadastral boundary map, on a …
Armenia's Corruption Prevention Commission uses AI to scrutinize its World Bank-funded Electronic Platform for Declarations, launched Feb 2023, with 31,579 registered users …
Bulgaria's Ministry of Innovation and Digital Transformation launched SIGMA, a free, AI-assisted platform giving citizens real-time search over 193,019 public contracts worth …
India's National Statistics Office launched a beta Model Context Protocol server on 6 February 2026, letting AI tools query official statistics directly. …
The UK's Pensions Regulator and Pension Scams Action Group built a machine-learning tool to flag fraudulent pension websites: 830 sites reviewed, 29 …
Sofia joined six other EU cities in the Eurocities Digital Forum Lab to co-publish, on 19 January 2023, an open-source algorithm-register standard …
Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs runs an AI system inspecting up to 40,000 online posts daily for fraud and deepfakes, flagging 5,000–10,000 …
Romania's Environment Ministry piloted Google Vertex AI on its SUMAL 2.0 timber-permit system, scanning 400,000 monthly permits and 1.6M photos in three …
Greek non-profit Schema Labs' OpenCouncil uses OpenAI Whisper to transcribe, summarise and index municipal council meetings, alerting residents by neighbourhood. Live in …
Under NYC's Local Law 35 (2022), every city agency must publicly report each algorithmic tool it used yearly. The 2023 report counted …
Since 2018, Lithuania's Debunk.eu has used AI to scan roughly 30,000 articles a day across 2,500+ web domains in 26 languages, triaging …
Facing its seasonal loan-application rush, Iceland's student loan agency built Lína, an Icelandic-language AI chatbot, in four weeks. By its 2021 annual …
Nantes Métropole became the first French metropolitan authority to publish the source code of algorithms it uses — water and transport low-income …
The World Bank's GRAS tool has screened Brazilian public spending since a November 2023 pilot across federal, state and municipal levels, identifying …
Norway's national open-data catalogue, data.norge.no (run by Digdir), added an AI-powered natural-language search built on Google Vertex AI, letting users ask questions …
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