The Agency for Digital Italy implements the objectives of the Italian Digital Agenda in accordance with the guidelines set by the Prime Minister or the competent Minister. It supports the digital transformation of the country and promotes the use of new technologies in public administration and in its relations with citizens and businesses.

These are reliable databases, homogeneous in type and content, and relevant for the performance of the institutional functions of public administrations and for analytical purposes. They constitute the backbone of public informative wealth.

AgID is the national competence centre for Open Data, in line with the Government's Open Government policy.

The Public Administration Interoperability Model (ModI) identifies technologies and standards that public administrations must consider when implementing their IT systems. It is a cornerstone of the Three-Year Plan.

Connectivity comprises all services aimed at meeting the connection and interconnection needs of central and local administrations participating in the SPC (Public Connectivity System).

The Public Connectivity System (SPC) defines the preferred solutions that the information systems of public administrations must adopt to be interoperable with each other.

The Board of Auditors monitors compliance with the rules and laws and carries out the tasks required by the legislation, including the control of public expenditure.

The Director is the legal representative of the Agency and is responsible for the management and implementation of the directives of the President of the Council of Ministers or the delegated Minister. The Director also cooperates with national, community and international institutions and public administrations, as well as with regional and local authorities.

AgID is implementing some of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan focused on digitalisation.

AgID assists the government in defining and implementing digital regulations and policies, thanks to its extensive international relations.