This short paper aims to highlight the actions initiated by the Greek National Documentation Centre (EKT) as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. These actions were taken within the premises of EKT’s existing mandate and sought to cover for the lost ground that the ensuing social distancing and lockdown measures had imposed. EKT is a public, high-calibre national research infrastructure established in 1980. Its mandate is multi-thematic, ranging from being the National Authority of the Hellenic Statistical System for European statistics on Research, Development and Innovation (RDI), to providing services to connect the academic research bodies with innovative and creative businesses to provide access to funding tools, tech transfer and innovation networking. Also, EKT focuses on creating open access infrastructures for users to access rich content, facilitating online publishing and circulation of content from libraries, archives, museums, higher education, research centres, scientific and cultural bodies, with the aim of highlighting the Greek wealth of knowledge in the Digital Public Space.