Abstract

This page is about the Evidence Modelling activity following the published methodology.

Introduction

The Evidence Modelling activity foresees the creation of a data dictionary acting as basis for the creation of procedural requirements in different domains.

Status

This page is in progress, updated on 2024-08-30.

License

Copyright © 2024 European Union. All material in this repository is published under the license CC-BY 4.0, unless explicitly otherwise mentioned.

Data dictionary

The data dictionary is the result of the associating the requirements with definitions accordingly to the methodology. It acts as a crucial reference point for the creation and validation of evidence across different domains. This dictionary not only standardizes terminology but also ensures that the data used for evidence generation is accurate, reliable, and interoperable. By providing clear definitions and associations, the data dictionary facilitates seamless communication and data exchange between different entities and systems.

Domains

This section list all procedural requirements organised by domain as identified in the Evidence Mapping sub-group. Each domain encompasses various types of evidence, which are critical for verifying different aspects of administrative, legal, and personal information. The structured approach ensures that evidence is systematically classified, facilitating retrieval and reuse of relevant information.

Business

The Business domain includes procedural requirements related to the legal and operational status of entities, both natural and legal persons. This evidence is crucial for various administrative and legal processes, such as verifying the existence and solvency of businesses and individuals.

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Education

The Education domain encompasses evidence related to academic qualifications, enrollment, and achievements. This evidence is vital for educational institutions, employers, and various administrative bodies to verify an individual's educational background and qualifications.

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Population

The Population domain includes evidence related to personal status, identity, and family relationships. This evidence is essential for various administrative, legal, and personal processes, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of personal information.

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Social Security

The Social Security domain includes procedural requirements related to entitlements and benefits provided under social security schemes. This evidence is critical for verifying eligibility and accessing various social services and support systems.

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Vehicle

The Vehicle domain encompasses procedural requirements related to vehicle ownership, registration, and compliance with regulatory requirements. This evidence is vital for ensuring road safety, legal compliance, and the proper management of vehicle records.

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