19 february 2020
European Commission Digital Strategy. Submitted on 19 february 2020 by the european commission. The strategy presented a european society driven by digital solutions. The first steps towards these objectives are:
The white paper on artificial intelligence: a european approach geared to excellence and trust
19 april 2016
Announced by the
Strategy for a Digital market for europe, COM (2015) 192 end (PDF in spanish)
it publishes – promoted by the european commission, directorate General of communication networks, content and technologies, on 19 april 2016 – the so-called: Action Plan on E-government 2016-2020: eu digital Accelerate the transformation of the administration, COM (2016) 179 end (PDF in spanish)
= eGovernment Action Plan 2016-2020: Accelerating the digital transformation of government COM (2016) 179 final (PDF en inglés)
NOTE:
The Plan of action of electronic administration 2016-2020 notes 3 main priorities and introduces 20 measures to modernise public administrations, the Digital Único Market, and involve citizens and businesses in the high-quality service, as well as the updating of the european framework for Interoperability, available since march 2017.
Subsequently, the
Ministerial declaration of electronic administration of Tallinn (PDF in spanish)
– october 2017 – has been to strengthen the commitment to the principles of the Plan of action, particularly of the following: by default, inclusion and accessibility principle only once, confidence and security, openness and transparency and interoperability by default.
06 may 2015
The document published in may 2015
:
A strategy for the market Único Digital Europe COM (2015) 192 end (PDF in spanish)
=
A Digital Single Market Strategy for Europe COM (2015) 192 final (PDF en inglés)
NOTE
: The European Commission published the "Strategy for a Digital Único Market for europe". That strategy sets out 16 key actions that the commission will take place before the end of 2016.
It is based on three pillars: (I) improved access for consumers and businesses to digital goods and services across europe; (II) the creation of conditions and equal conditions for digital networks and innovative services can flourish; (III) maximize the potential for growth of the digital economy.
European commission press release of 06/05/2015
it links of interest.
15 december 2010
This
Plan of action
developed by the european commission, COM (2010) 743 final. Was issued on 15 december 2010 in conjunction with the conference "Lift-Off Towards Open Government"
COM (2010) 743 end: European action Plan on Electronic administration: 2011-2015: Use of ict to promote a public administration smart, sustainable and innovative (PDF in spanish)
NOTE:
This plan notes as "" road map for achieving the targets set in the so-called
Malmö Ministerial declaration (PDF in spanish)
adopted unanimously on 18 november 2009, at the 5th Ministerial conference of the european union on E-government, held in malmö, sweden.
Part of the actions of this Plan are included within:
A Digital Agenda for europe COM (2010) 245 final/2 (PDF in spanish)
in brussels, 26/08/2010 – strategy for the development of the information society in the eu –. The Digital Agenda for europe was adopted by the commission during the spanish presidency of the european Union of the first half of the year 2010:
Ministerial Declaration of grenada to the european Digital Agenda, agreed on 19 april 2010 (PDF in spanish).
The
Digital Agenda for europe
it has been included in the
Europe 2020 strategy
on the development of the information society as a cornerstone of an inclusive society, intelligent and sustainable development.
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