SANErajapinnoilla

SANErajapinnoilla is a Finnish non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the use of open-source software and open standards in public administration. The organization was founded in 2006 and is a member of the international SANE (Standards for the Advancement of National Development in the European Union) network.

The primary goal of SANErajapinnoilla is to facilitate the adoption of open-source solutions in Finnish public sector organizations. This includes providing technical support, training, and consulting services to help public administrators understand and implement open-source software. The organization also advocates for open standards and interoperability, ensuring that public services can communicate effectively with each other and with citizens.

SANErajapinnoilla operates on a volunteer basis, with members consisting of IT professionals, public administrators, and other stakeholders interested in open-source solutions. The organization's work is supported by grants and donations from various sources, including the European Union and the Finnish government.

One of the key projects undertaken by SANErajapinnoilla is the development and maintenance of the Finnish eID infrastructure, which enables secure online authentication for Finnish citizens. The organization has also been involved in promoting open data initiatives, encouraging public sector organizations to publish their data in open formats to enhance transparency and accessibility.

SANErajapinnoilla's activities are guided by its mission to promote the use of open-source software and open standards in public administration, with the ultimate aim of improving the efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of public services in Finland. The organization works closely with other stakeholders, including government agencies, private sector companies, and international organizations, to achieve these goals.