One of the political objectives of the operational program is: OP1 - A more competitive and intelligent Europe, promoting an economic, innovative and intelligent transformation and regional connectivity in information and communications technologies.
Investment priority: P1A - Digital and intelligent transition
Specific objective: 1.2. Take advantage of the advantages of digitization for citizens, companies, research organizations and public administrations. Within this objective, the construction of technological solutions will be financed that should allow complex procedures to be made easy and agile based on data-based management. One of the fundamental pillars to achieve this simplification for complex procedures is the use of BIM.

The TAL-BIM policy instrument aligns with the Tallinn 2035 Development Strategy, focusing on creating a green, global city that emphasizes sustainability, innovation, and high quality of life. The strategic axis revolves around:
• Green Transformation: Promoting sustainability in urban development.
• Efficient Mobility: Enhancing transportation and infrastructure efficiency.
• Inclusive Urban Spaces: Ensuring accessibility and inclusivity in urban planning.
Objectives
The primary objectives of the TAL-BIM policy are:
• Enhanced Collaboration: Fostering a collaborative environment among stakeholders, including government agencies, private sector partners, and the community.
• Data-Driven Decision Making: Utilizing BIM data to support informed decisions in urban planning and infrastructure management.
• Sustainable Development: Promoting optimized resource use, reduced waste, and environmental impact assessment.
• Efficiency and Cost Savings: Improving project efficiency, reducing costs, and mitigating risks through integrated project workflows and real-time data access.
• Innovation and Competitiveness: Positioning Tallinn as a leader in smart city initiatives by leveraging BIM for innovative urban solutions.
By implementing these strategic measures, the TAL-BIM policy aims to significantly improve operational efficiency, stakeholder engagement, and data management, contributing to a smarter, more sustainable urban environment in Tallinn.

At its core, the strategy aims to boost the region's innovation and economic competitiveness by leveraging advanced technologies and practices. It focuses on sustainable development, efficient public administration, and enhancing residents' quality of life through digital solutions. By integrating public administration, industry, and academia, it fosters a cohesive innovation ecosystem, with digital transformation as a focal point. Emphasizing digital transformation, it modernizes administrative processes, promotes research, and invests in digital infrastructure. Prioritizing key sectors like aerospace and IT, it supports SMEs, enhances workforce skills, and ensures sustainable growth. Through funding mechanisms, public-private partnerships, and regulatory reforms, the strategy aligns with BIM4Gov, positioning Podkarpackie as a leader in digital governance.

The Strategic plan for adoption of standards and other standardization documents in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the period 2022-2024 primarily contains all the elements from the ISO publication "National Standardization Strategies", and it is prepared and developed in accordance with the internal standardization rules of the Institute, which are aligned with European and international rules. The primary objective of developing the Strategic Plan is to establish a close relationship between the development and adoption of Bosnia and Herzegovina standards and other standardization documents on one side, and the economic and social priorities, as well as other state priorities, on the other side. The Strategic plan includes a list of standards to be adopted over a three-year period. Special emphasis is placed on involving all interested parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina in proposing standards for adoption, monitoring and analyzing the needs of interested parties, as well as analyzing economic data. These standards are essential for users for their successful operation, keeping up with technological developments, and maintaining market competitiveness.

The Regional Development Programme of Vas County (hereinafter: TFP) considers that the achievement of the objectives outlined in the county vision is possible by setting and implementing three overarching objectives, thematic and territorial strategic development objectives and horizontal objectives. The following overarching objectives have been defined in our TFP: a stable and crisis-resistant competitive economy, liveable settlements and an improved environment, and a growing knowledge base. The county's strategic objectives have been formulated in line with the above-mentioned overarching objectives, including the development of public services in a climate-friendly manner, as a horizontal objective written in the TFP, the use of modern information and communication technologies (ICT) should play an important role in the implementation of developments. The first priority in the TFP is "economic development". One of the measures under priority I is "Increasing the level of digitalisation". The aim of the measure is to promote the development of economic and productive infrastructure and enterprises through investment potential, employment and income generating capacity. Interventions and development initiatives planned under the measure are "Digitalisation and IT development - especially for SMEs and support of generational change through the use of modern technologies.