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# EDT controlled vocabulary — Sector

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## Cross-Government / Cross-Sector (`SEC-001`)

French: Transversal / multisectoriel. Native GitBook tag: `sec-cross-gov-cross-sec`.

Applies to all or several government sectors rather than one; used for horizontal enablers, methods and frameworks.

* aliasesEN: whole-of-government, cross-cutting, government-wide, horizontal
* aliasesFR: pangouvernemental, intersectoriel, transversal

## Education (`SEC-002`)

French: Éducation. Native GitBook tag: `sec-education`.

Public education and training services, from schools to higher education and lifelong learning, including learner registries and credentials.

* aliasesEN: education sector, schools, higher education, learning, EdTech
* aliasesFR: secteur de l'éducation, enseignement, enseignement supérieur
* related: AUD-011, CAP-011

## Health (`SEC-003`)

French: Santé. Native GitBook tag: `sec-health`.

Public health and healthcare services, including health information systems and health-sector digital infrastructure.

* aliasesEN: health sector, digital health, eHealth, healthcare
* aliasesFR: santé numérique, e-santé, soins de santé

## Social Protection (`SEC-004`)

French: Protection sociale. Native GitBook tag: `sec-social-protection`.

Programmes that protect people against poverty and life-cycle risks, such as social assistance, cash transfers and social insurance.

* aliasesEN: social assistance, social welfare, cash transfers, social insurance
* aliasesFR: aide sociale, transferts monétaires, sécurité sociale

## Climate / Environment (`SEC-005`)

French: Climat / environnement. Native GitBook tag: `sec-climate-environment`.

Government services on climate, environment, natural resources and resilience, including climate and environmental data.

* aliasesEN: climate action, environment, climate resilience, natural resources, climate data
* aliasesFR: action climatique, résilience climatique, ressources naturelles

## Justice (`SEC-006`)

French: Justice. Native GitBook tag: `sec-justice`.

Justice-sector services such as courts, case management and access to justice.

* aliasesEN: justice sector, courts, judiciary, legal services
* aliasesFR: secteur judiciaire, tribunaux, services juridiques

## Postal (`SEC-007`)

French: Poste. Native GitBook tag: `sec-postal`.

Postal and logistics services, including postal digital services such as digital mailboxes and registered electronic mail.

* aliasesEN: postal sector, postal services, post office, digital mailbox, registered electronic mail
* aliasesFR: secteur postal, services postaux, boîte aux lettres numérique, recommandé électronique

## Other (`SEC-008`)

French: Autre. Native GitBook tag: `sec-other`.

Sector-specific content not covered by the other sector terms.


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