Key projects of the Digital and Population Data Services Agency
The Digital and Population Data Services Agency plays a key role in several projects promoting digitalisation. On this page, you can see the most important projects in which we are involved.
Presenting the projects
The Digital and Population Data Services Agency builds a digital identity wallet for Finns.
The project arises from the need to ensure that all public administration services are digitally available to citizens. The aim of the project is to digitalise the services used by
- the private customers of the Digital and Population Data Services Agency
- and the case management of the services.
The focus in this legal protection project is on the digitalisation of customer advice channels, digitalisation of guardianship services, family law and inheritance law services, and the development of a shared case management solution.
The project will start on 1 January 2022 and end on 31 August 2025. The project is led by Tom Marsti.
Inquiries: Tom Marsti, Head of Unit, Digital and Population Data Services Agency, firstname.lastname [at]dvv.fi, tel. +358 295 536 006
The GEN Technology Renewal Project is an ongoing project at the Digital and Population Data Services Agency. The aim of the project is to update the services for maintaining personal data in the population information system and to replace outdated technology.
The main goal of the project is to ensure the lifecycle continuity of the population information system (PIS). This is achieved by replacing old PIS applications with modern technology and interfaces with new real-time solutions, mainly implemented with JSON/REST technology. This process includes the registration of domestic and foreign life events, the renewal of change information services, and the improvement of the handling of moves and address information.
The project started in 2021 and will end on August 31, 2025. The project manager is Tuija Leivo-Rintakorpi.
More Information: Tuija Leivo-Rintakorpi, Senior Specialist, Digital and Population Data Services Agency, [email protected], tel. 0295 53 5257