Digital Sardinia: take part in the call for proposals for the digitisation of planning applications with NeMeA Sistemi

The Executive Committee of the Region of Sardinia has approved an extraordinary measure to support for the digital transition of local authorities. A total expenditure of 1 has been authorised0 million euros for the 2025 financial year, entirely allocated to the digitisation of planning applications and to improving access to public data.

The initiative, promoted by the Department for General Affairs, Personnel and Reform, addresses the need to provide local authorities – particularly small and medium-sized ones – with the appropriate infrastructure to enable the adoption of secure and innovative digital solutions. The digitisation of archives is, in fact, regarded as a crucial step towards improving administrative efficiency and ensuring greater transparency and timeliness in the services provided to members of the public and professionals.

Digitalisation as a driver of transparency

The main focus of this funding allocation is to support the digitisation of municipal archives to assist the local authority’s departments. In this context, NeMeA Sistemi It offers innovative solutions aimed at digital transformation to manage administrative procedures quickly and efficiently, overcoming the delays associated with the use of paper. The objectives are: to increase the internal efficiency of government departments; to facilitate access to and the sharing of public data. The initiative is aimed at sectors that interact most closely with members of the public and professionals: construction and town planning, registry office, etc.

The Region aims to transform this data into accessible resources, thereby ensuring greater transparency and drastically reducing the time taken for procedures. The resources will be allocated amongst the 377 Sardinian municipalities according to objective and balanced criteria:

  • Fixed Allocation: each local authority will receive a basic fee of €15,000 to cover the minimum start-up costs of the project;
  • Variable Allocation: this will apply to the remaining funds and will be divided equally (50% and 50%) on the basis of the resident population and The number of applications submitted via the SUAPE regional portal.

Participating local authorities undertake to complete the projects within twelve months of receiving the funding and to share the digitised data with the Region to facilitate interoperability and the implementation of the “Digital Twin” project. Applications can already be submitted via the Sardinian Region’s One-Stop Shop for Services (SUS) portal. until 12.00 on 12 November 2025.

Nemea Sistemi - The National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) and the digitalisation of the public administration
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