The Rolling Plan for ICT Standardisation outlines activities that connect EU policies to standardisation efforts in more than 30 technological domains.
The Rolling Plan results from an annual dialogue involving the Commission services and a wide range of interested stakeholders represented in the European multi-stakeholder platform on ICT standardisation (MSP).
The plan is updated annually and attempts to list, in a non-prioritised manner, all known areas where ICT standardisation could support EU policy and regulatory objectives. It also details the requirements for ICT standardisation, and defines actions and to achieve them.
You can consult the Rolling Plan collection in the Interoperable Europe Portal, included the latest published version Rolling Plan 2024. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact the secretariat.
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