Government & public sector
Citizens expect a government that has its information provision in order and renews it responsibly. NIYA works at that intersection — inside central government itself.
Government has its own language and a high bar: information provision as the backbone of service delivery, frameworks like NORA and GEMMA, and — where AI comes into play — the AI Act, the IAMA and the FRIA. NIYA knows this world from the inside and fills the information advisor role: the link between business and IT that analyses, advises, implements and helps maintain. Responsible AI is a natural part of that, not a separate story — the high-risk obligations of the AI Act apply from 2 August 2026.
What NIYA does for government
- Information provision and strategy, aligned with NORA and GEMMA — the information advisor role
- Business analysis and process improvement for delivery, policy and services
- IV quickscan and, where AI plays a role, the AI Risk & Impact Scan; IAMA/FRIA/DPIA as a combined process
- Functional management, supplier control and implementation guidance in operational practice
- AI literacy (Art. 4) and responsible AI — as part of your information provision
Why NIYA: not theory from outside, but experience from inside. NIYA advised the Ministry of Justice and Security on NL-ITX and worked at the CIZ on the Decision Advisory System — business analysis and responsible decision-making at the heart of a public delivery process.