The EU Knowledge Graph

Welcome to the EU Knowledge Graph!

This graph contains structured information about the European Union.

In particular, it contains information about:

institutions of the European Union (like the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union)
countries in the world and in particular countries in the European Union (like Hungary and Italy)
capitals of European Countries (like Athens and Tallinn)
DGs from the European Commission (like DG CNECT and DG REGIO)
2 111 428 projects financed by the European Union under the Kohesio project (like [1] and [2])
678 448 beneficiaries of European projects, of which 10% could be linked back to Wikidata so that the corresponding data is complementing the information from the Commission (like the University of Pisa)
the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics of 2021 (NUTS 2021), i.e. subdivisions of countries used for statistical purposes by Eurostat (like the Provincia di Asti).
buildings ([3]), canteens ([4]), cafeterias ([5]) and parkings ([6]) of the European Commission
The European Science Vocabulary (EuroSciVoc), a multilingual taxonomy that represents the main fields of science of a project (like [7] and [8])
Linked Data solutions like ERA RCC([9]) or ArCo([10]). To contribute, enter with EULogin, send a request([11]) for editor rights, and follow the user guide.

The query service can be accessed under https://query.linkedopendata.eu.

Instructions on how to connect an OpenRefine instance can be found here.

Exports of the data contained in the EU Knowledge Graph can be accessed under https://data.linkedopendata.eu.

New knowledge will be added continuously. If you are interested to collaborate, please contact us at CNECT-ECDORIS@ec.europa.eu.

Awards:

Semantics 2021, "Best industry Contribution" ([12])
ISWC 2021, "Candidate for best paper in the In-Use Track" ([13])
EU Ombudsman, 2023 award for good administration won by Kohesio - category open administration ([14])

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