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According to the Open Government Act (Woo), certain parts of documents must be made anonymous (anonymised). In that case, they no longer contain any data that could identify individuals. To this end, the municipality of Nijmegen uses a computer programme with an algorithm that recognises (personal) ...

Everyone residing lawfully in the Netherlands must be registered in the Basisregistratie Personen (BRP). The algorithm is used to update the most changing piece of data in the BRP, namely: the address. The algorithm signals situations where citizens request a change of address: the declaration of r...

The virtual assistant Gem is a digital help on West Betuwe's website for answering civic and business questions. Using the chat button on our websites, you can talk to Gem.

This algorithm helps assess WBSO applications. It picks out applications with low financial risk, which can then be processed faster by RFO staff.

Every year we determine the value of all homes in Nijmegen. Each house then receives a WOZ value. We use a calculation model (the algorithm). This allows us to determine all values faster. It also ensures that we determine the values of all homes using a standard process.

This algorithm helps e-mail users determine when an e-mail contains sensitive information and should be sent securely.

Tool within EP-Online to generate the copy of the energy label for buildings

If something needs to be fixed or cleaned up on the street or in a park, it can be reported to the municipality via BuitenBeter, the municipality of Brunssum's public space reporting system

The algorithm is used to perform automated risk assessment for all Energy Cost Contribution applications, prior to automated or manual granting and payment of the advance.

The algorithm is used to provide subsidy to farmers who have taken out insurance against adverse weather conditions. The weather conditions covered are hail, storm, drought, rainfall, frost, snow, sleet and fire caused by lightning.