During September 17-18th, representatives of ICS Ljubljana attended the third General assembly of the CEDAR project, organized in Berlin by the Brandenburg Institute for Society and Security (BIGS).

The CEDAR project addresses challenges in increasing transparency and reducing irregularities in the management of public funds. CEDAR relies on big data processing, analysis, and the use of artificial intelligence as a key tool in this fight against potential fraud and corruption in the public sector.

The meeting in Berlin served as a great opportunity for the entire consortium to check in detail the collected datasets, to discuss the development progress of the innovative tools we are creating for processing them, and to align our views on the overall CEDAR architecture.

Meeting in person allowed us to coordinate our efforts and ensure that we are on the right path toward achieving the project’s goals.