Event

IPIC 2025 Public Presentation Session

Public presentation session of the results of the 2025 Index of Internet Presence of Portuguese Municipalities (IPIC).

Time
- Europe/Lisbon
Register

The Agency for State Technological Reform (ARTE), the University of Minho and the United Nations University Operating Unit on Electronic Governance (UNU‑EGOV) are organising a public session to present the results of the 2025 Index of Internet Presence of Portuguese Municipalities (IPIC).

The session will take place on 20th April, at 4:00 p.m., at the UNU‑EGOV premises on the Couros Campus, Rua de Vila Flor 166, 4810‑445 Guimarães.

As in previous editions, the 13th IPIC will include trophies for the municipalities ranked in the top three positions — both in the overall ranking and in each of the four assessment criteria. Honourable mentions will also be awarded to municipalities ranked up to 10th place in the overall index and in each criterion.

The results of this edition are based on the assessment of the internet presence of all 308 Portuguese municipalities, in a study that reflects the level of modernity and maturity of each municipality’s website. The study applies an evaluation framework composed of four criteria and 39 indicators that cover a wide range of aspects.

These indicators are grouped into four criteria addressing the content made available, the level of accessibility and navigability of the websites, the maturity of online services, and the participation component.

IPIC has been conducted since 1999 by GÁVEA – the Information Society Observatory of the University of Minho, with contributions from UNU‑EGOV and ARTE for this edition.

To attend the event, please complete the available registration form.

Related content

News

Roundtable Discussion: How to Bridge the Gap between Policymakers and Academics in Africa and the Global South

Emmanuel Balogun and Thomas Tieku are holding a virtual roundtable hosted by the International Studies Association.

12 Jun 2026

Policy Brief

International Inequality and Post-Quantum Cryptography

What happens when quantum computers can break today's encryption?

10 Jun 2026

Seminar

International Inequality and Post-Quantum Cryptography

Quantum computing could transform cybersecurity. What international action is needed to prepare for the transition?

-

Journal Article

Cross-Border Cooperation for One Health in Central Asia: Strengthening Systems and Securing Futures through Regional Health Diplomacy

Central Asia faces mounting challenges from emerging infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and food insecurity.

07 Jun 2026