Portugal

When the state ceases to react and begins to anticipate

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Briefings

Portuguese state agencies possess vast datasets from social, health, and education sectors. When integrated and analyzed, these data enable the prediction of needs and the improvement of public policy effectiveness.

Key points

• Portuguese state agencies hold enormous volumes of data from social, health, and education sectors.
• Integration and analysis of these data allow for the prediction of needs and the improvement of public policy effectiveness.

Context

The article highlights how aggregated state data can be leveraged to anticipate societal needs and enhance the efficiency of public policies.

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The evidence is a single sentence without specific dates, units, or named actors. It does not specify the timeframe of the data or the methods used for integration.

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