This report presents an overview of how data collected under the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and in particular due to the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) (Sagris et al., 2013). This system can contribute to a better detection of LD drivers. LD is an umbrella term considering soil threats as a reduction of their ability to deliver ecosystem services, and negatively influence soil health. In the framework of the Administrative Arrangement IACS65 the main objective is to enhance the IACS spatial data sharing under INSPIRE, re-use of data towards EU common data space JRC provides DG AGRI with the technical support in assessing and ensuring IACS data sharing across the European Union (EU) for soil modelling. The implementation of data sharing should be done in the respect of the relevant EU legislation (for data protection as well as for the establishment of specific infrastructures) and taking into account the EU proposals of the evolution of EU data ecosystems (evolution of INSPIRE and EU common data space). To achieve this goal, a series of use cases have been developed to prototype, test and illustrate the importance of data sharing in the domains of agriculture, environment and climate as well as the benefits for the Green Deal and the deeply transformative policies that give us the chance to monitoring, reporting and providing meaningful knowledge to tackle LD.