Data Governance Act (DGA)
Nicole Kopp
12 December 2025
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
Nicole Kopp is a law student at the Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich. She specialises in Criminology and focuses on commercial, sanctions and criminal procedure law.
At activeMind.legal Rechtsanwälte, she is gaining her first professional experience in a law firm and supports the legal editorial team in researching and writing articles on data protection-specific topics.
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
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