Data service provider (e.g., repositories, registry services)

The Compliance Assessment Toolkit for EOSC is a set of concepts, implemented as a graph database and accessible via APIs, and supported by user interfaces via the APIs. 

A curated, informative and educational resource on data and metadata standards, inter-related to databases and data policies.

A uniformly calibrated open ocean data product of inorganic and carbon-relevant variables

RePol helps in defining and maintaining comprehensive and clear repository and privacy policies in line with the FAIR and Open principles. RePol uses a step-by-step wizard and self-explanatory forms to guide the process.

EcoPortal is a repository for semantic artefacts that pertain to Ecology and Biodiversity. It hosts relevant ontologies and controlled vocabularies together with their metadata and it offers a suite of tools to discover, publish or utilise them.

This checklist helps policy-makers to assess whether elements of their data policies are FAIR-enabling as well as providing recommendations on what should be addressed in policies.

This model assess dataset maturity using indicators based on the FAIR principles

This is a standalone, desktop application developed by the FAIR4Health project. The tool aims to handle the privacy challenges exposed by the sensitive health data.

The FAIR Cookbook contains defined recipes for FAIRifying datasets, as well as more general topic guidance.

The F2DS is a unifying data space that is built by aggregating and enriching datasets from a set of multidisciplinary repositories, i.e. data sources, with the aim to facilitate data discovery and reuse. Although datasets are the primary focus of the resulting data space, other items are managed, including repositories and data sources, APIs, metadata schemas and ontologies

The FAIRassist tool, part of the FAIRsharing resource offers personalised guidance to discover resources such as data & metadata standards.

The CoreTrustSeal + FAIRenabling Capability Maturity Model was designed so that repositories can self assess their trustworthiness and FAIR enabling status simultaneously, with a view to developing and improving their practice.