Our vision is to make information comprehensible, accessible and processable (“accessible”) for all people. According to current research, the marginalisation of people from other countries and cultures in society is often based on information poverty. The reduction of information poverty through solutions such as Integreat and the resulting equality in information access points represent important […]
The Integreat app makes local specific knowledge from the brains of consultants visible. Our Integreat Wiki takes over the same function for the knowledge in the brains of our Integreat team. At wiki.integreat-app.de Integreat interested people, our municipal partners and our team can find all important information and tips about the operation, maintenance and further […]
Since the year it was founded, the Tür an Tür – Digital Factory has been publishing annual impact reports which show the activities, the use of resources and the resulting impact of the projects. The Integreat project plays a particularly large and important role in this. In order to give our supporters, partners and users […]
32 Integreat administrators from 22 different municipalities were present at this year’s Integreat Dialogue Forum on the 15th of November in Nuremberg. The exchange between the municipalities was the centrepiece of the conference and was accompanied by some input from the Integreat team. “How can the app be updated in the best possible way?”, “How […]
Thanks to PeaceTech Lab from Washington D.C. to cover our story in your weekly newsletter. For everybody who isn’t yet subscried, we also have the full story here: Germany’s Road To Integreation Imagine moving to a new country where you don’t speak the local language – How do you contact the immigration office? How do […]
As one of the few German projects we were on stage at the Techfugees Global Summit 2018. We were the only German team to take home a prize: The 1st place in the category “Access to Rights & Information”. After several jury rounds, the winners of the Techfugees Global Challenge competition were announced at Station […]
Open Source is one of the basic principles of Integreat, which we are not only committed to, but all team members stand for. All software from the Integreat team is released under free open source licenses. These licenses give all users of the software the right to view, edit, and redistribute the program code. And […]
At the beginning of the year, we again increased our personnel. Sven Seeberg-Elverfeldt, who already held the technical management of the Integreat project from January to December 2016, is returning to his old place of work. After two years at the software company SUSE LINUX in Nuremberg, he now takes over the full-time role of […]
For the first time, the industry association bitkom organised the Smart Country Convention in Berlin. Three days were devoted to the topics of digital administration, the new online access law and possible digital tools to make the world a bit more efficient and intelligent. With a stand provided free of charge, we were on site […]
At the 18th European Conference on Digital Government (ECDG) in Santiago de Compostela (Spain) at the end of October, the Digital Government Excellence Award was presented. The award went to projects that are not only convincing in theory, but also work in practice. Out of 10 finalists, two were awarded at the end. Janine Rosenbaum […]
