The European Union Location Framework (EULF) Blueprint is a guidance framework for using location
information in policy and digital public services. It has been developed in the ISA2 Programme and
the predecessor ISA Programme and is fully aligned with the European Interoperability Framework (EIF),
through its attention to all aspects of ‘location interoperability’. The Blueprint contains
recommendations and implementation guidance on how to use location information effectively and
innovatively in policy and digital public services (demand-side guidance) and how to create a
user-driven SDI that will support the needs of those developing these policies and services (supplyside guidance).

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