Synergies

StandICT.eu

StandICT.eu aims to support European involvement in global ICT standardisation, offering funding and resources to experts in this field. It has developed also a Training Academy with educational material focused on ICT standardisation.

HSbooster.eu

HSbooster.eu provides specialised support services, including free advice from standardisation experts, to help projects implement effective standardisation strategies and maximise their impact.

Stand4EU

Stand4EU aims to boost the exploitation of standardisation inputs from European research and innovation projects. 
It focuses on identifying barriers to standardisation, developing solutions, and promoting effective integration of standardisation in project outputs with a focus on selected industrial domains.

SEEBLOCKS.eu & Blockstand.eu

These two sister projects focus on enhancing European leadership in blockchain standardisation by increasing the participation of European experts in Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies standardisation activities.

INSTAR

INSTAR is focused on shaping international standards for advanced technologies to ensure global interoperability and security. The project aims to enhance Europe's strategic autonomy by influencing global standards in key technological domains such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things (IoT), and quantum technologies.

InDiCo-Global

InDiCo-Global is a pivotal initiative that aims to extend the global reach of European digital and ICT standards, promoting interoperability in key technological areas. The project emphasises the EU's approach to data protection and human rights within its standardisation efforts, intending to align international practices with European values. This initiative supports capacity- building in third countries, enhancing global collaboration and the adoption of European standards.

Stan4SWAP

STAN4SWAP develops a standardisation roadmap for swappable battery systems for light-category electric vehicles (L-cat), aiming to support safe, interoperable and resource-efficient decarbonisation of urban mobility through well-designed standards.

Slovenian institute for Standardisation

The Slovenian Institute for Standardization (SIST) is the national body responsible for developing and adopting voluntary standardization documents and representing Slovenia’s interests in international (ISO, IEC) and European (CEN, CENELEC, ETSI) organizations, where it is a full member.
SIST’s core activities include standardization, acting as a contact point, the SME Committee, education and seminars, sales of standards, and publishing.

DIN

DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung): Germany's national standards body, representing Germany in international standards organizations like ISO and IEC.

Standards are the quiet foundation of the EU single market. They support both the digital transformation and the transition to green tech. Their development follows democratic and transparent processes – knowledge that is crucial for succeeding in global competition.