1. Policy EU 2020 Growth Strategy
Economic
Priority Smart Growth Sustainable Growth Inclusive Growth
Governance
Resource Industrial European Multi-Annual
Flagship Digital Youth on Agenda for
Innovation Union Efficient Policy for a
Skills + Jobs
Platform against Financial Framework
Initiative Agenda the Move poverty
Europe globalized era 2014-2020
A vibrant single digital Promoting excellence in Developing Low-carbon economy “Competitiveness Better functioning Fighting poverty Cohesion
Pillar market education & skills development modern training roadmap 2050 proofing” of new labour markets to and exclusion
and education legislation reduce social across the policy
Interoperability and Delivering the European systems to exclusion spectrum Agriculture
2020 Energy
standards Research Area deliver key Efficiency Plan “Fitness checks” of
competencies More skilled Making EU funding Connecting Europe
Focusing EU funding existing legislation to cut workforce capable deliver on social
Trust and Security instruments on Innovation White paper on the costs for businesses of contributing and inclusion/cohesion
Union priorities Promoting future of transport Financial Instruments
adjusting to objectives
attractiveness Supporting the creation
Fast & ultra-fast technological
Promoting the EIT as a model of of higher Energy Roadmap and growth of SMEs
internet change An evidence based Health and Consumers
innovation governance in education for 2050
Europe the knowledge Better job quality approach to social
Research and Innovation economy Strategy to strengthen and working innovations and Customs Union and Taxation
Roadmap for a more
Enhancing access to finance for European standardisation conditions reforms
resource efficient
Enhancing digital innovative companies Europe
Development of Justice and Home Affairs
literacy, skills and Upgrading EU transport, Stronger policies to Promoting a
inclusion Creating a single innovation transnational promote job partnership
Reforms for the energy and
market learning and creation and approach and the Education and Culture
Common Agricultural communications
ICT-enabled benefits for employment social economy
Policy + Common infrastructure/services demand for labour
EU society Promoting openness + mobility
Fisheries Policy Anti-fraud
capitalising on Europe’s Strategy on the Stepping up policy
creative potential Reform of Cohesion sustainable supply and coordination
A Framework for Research Innovation and
Policy management of raw between member
Spreading the benefits of Youth Competitiveness
materials states
innovation Employment
Reforms for energy
infrastructure and Improving sector specific External Relations
Increasing social benefits Exploiting the Annual Roundtable
trans-Europe innovation performance
full potential of on Poverty and
all EU funding transport networks Exclusion
Improving framework Europe for Citizens Programme
EU Innovation Partnerships
programmes A new EU conditions and innovation
biodiversity strategy support for energy
Leveraging our policies
EU 2020 externally for 2020 intensive industries Civil Protection
Growth Strategy Reforming research and
EU Space Policy
Measures on
European Statistical Programme
Overview Map innovation systems commodity markets Annual report on EU
and on raw materials industrial and
Measuring Innovation Union
progress competitiveness policy

2. Policy EU Digital Agenda
Interoperability Fast & ulta- Research & Digital literacy skills
Pillar Single Digital Market + Standards Trust & Security fast internet Innovation & inclusion
ICT-enabled benefits for society International
1: simplifying pan-EU licensing for 21: propose 28: reinforced network 42: adopt an EU 50: generate 57: make digital literacy and 69: Assess if the ICT sector has complied with common energy and
97: promote
Action online works legislation on ICT & information security broadband more private competences a priority for emission measures
an
interoperability policy communication investment for the ESF 70: support partnerships between ICT sector and major emitting sectors international
2: Preserving orphan works and out of ICT research
29: combat cyber 58: develop tools to identify approach to
print works 22: propose 43: funding for 71: assess smart grid contribution and define minimum functionalities to
attacks against competences of ICT internet
standard-setting high-speed 51: reinforce promote interoperability
3: Open up data resources for re-use information systems practitioners and users governance
KEY: rules broadband coordination and 72: green paper on Solid State Lighting (SSL)
4: measures to stimulate a EU online 30: establish a EU pooling of 59: make digital literary a
Digital 23: provide 44: European resources 73: Member States to agree common additional functionalities for smart
content market cybercrime platform priority of the “New skills
Agenda guidance on ICT Spectrum Policy meters 98: support the
Programme for new jobs” Flagship
Action 5: simplifying the distribution of standardisation 31: analyse the value of 52: propose Internet
74: Member States to include total lifetime costs for public lighting in
creative content and public creating a EU cyber measures for 60: promote higher Governance
public procurement
Relevant procurement crime centre 45: Foster the “light and fast” participation of young Forum
to Public 6: protecting IPR online access to EU 75: give Europeans secure access to medical health data
deployment of women and women
Libraries 24: adopt a EU 32 Strengthen the research funds in
7: migration to single EU payment & e- NGA networks returners in ICT 76: recommendation to define minimum common set of patient data
interoperability national level fight ICT
invoicing 61: develop an online
Strategy & against cyber crime 77: foster EU-wide standards, interoperability testing and certification of e- 99: include
Framework 46: Member 53: financially consumer education tool on Health international
8: revision of the e-Signature Directive 33: support EU-wide
States to support joint ICT new media technologies trade
25: analyse the cyber security 78: reinforce the Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme
develop research conditions
consequences preparedness 62: EU-wide indicators on
9: updating the e-Commerce Directive national infrastructures 79: sustainable model for managing the Europeana Digital Library including IPR
of requesting 34: extension of broadband and innovation digital competencies and
10: Member States to implement laws
significant security breach plans clusters media literacy 80: propose measures to support cultural and creative industries
to support the digital single market market players notification provisions
63: Systematically evaluate 81: recommendation on promoting digitisation of European cinema 100: seek
to licence 54: develop a
35: implementation of 47: Member accessibility in all revisions mandate to
11: Member States to transpose the information new generation 82: implement the Audiovisual Services Directive on cultural diversity
Telecoms rules on States to of legislation update 1997
VAT Directive 26: Member privacy facilitate of web based 83: Council and Parliament Decision on mutual recognition of e-ID Information
States to broadband applications and Technology
36: support reporting 64: ensure public sector 84: support seamless cross-border eGovernment services
12: Review the EU data protection rules implement EU investment services Agreement
of illegal content websites are fully accessible
Interoperability by 2015 85: review the Public access to Environmental Information Directive (ITA)
13: complementing the Consumer online and awareness 55: Member
Framework 48: use 86: implement cross-border eEnvironment services
Rights Directive campaigns on online States to double 65: Memorandum of
safety for children structural
27: Member annual public Understanding on Digital
14: explore options for Alternative funds to 87: White Paper on interconnecting e-procurement capacity in the EU
States to 37: foster self- spending on ICT Access for persons with
Dispute Resolution finance the
implement regulation in the use of research and disabilities 88: implement an ambitious eCommision 2011-2015 action plan
roll-out of high
15: consult stakeholders on collective Malmo and online services development
speed 66: Member States to 89: Member States to make eGovernment services fully interoperable
redress Granada
38: Member states to networks promote long-term e-skills
declarations 56: Member 90: Member States to ensure that Points of Single Contact function as fully
16: code of EU online rights establish pan-EU and digital literacy policies fledged eGovernment centres
Computer Emergency 49: Member States to engage
17: stakeholder platform for EU online Response Teams States to in large-scale 67: Member States to 91: Member States to agree a common list of key cross-border public
trust marks implement EU pilots financed implement provisions on services
39: Member States to Spectrum by the
18: harmonisation of numbering disability in Telecoms 92: apply the Intelligent Transport System Directive in support of
carry out cyber attack Policy Competitiveness
regimes Framework and AVMS interoperability and rapid standardisation
simulations Programme and Innovation
EU 2020 Programme 68: Member States to 93: adopt the Air Traffic Management Solutions for (SESAR)
19: Spectrum Policy Plan 40: Member States to
Digital mainstream eLearning in
implement harmful 94: propose a Directive for the management of e-Maritime services
Agenda 20: Investigate the cost of non-Europe national policies
content alert hotlines
Overview in the telecoms market 95: propose a directive setting out technical specifications for telematic
Map 41: Member States to applications for rail passenger services
101: Roaming policy set up national alert 96: Member States to fulfil obligations under European Rail Traffic
platforms Management System (ERTMS)

3. What is Europe 2020 trying to achieve?
• Tackling pan-European challenges
• Delivering more for less – the importance of
policy coordination
• The importance of connecting inclusion to
multiple objectives

4. A Modern Innovative European Knowledge
Economy
• The Digital Agenda – delivering a European
Digital Single Market
• A widening digital divide – the costs of
unbalanced success
• The need for services to be inclusive and
accessible

5. Information literacy and digital skills
• Information literacy and signposting
• Non-formal and informal learning – recognising
ICT skills
• Transversal role of digital competencies – EU
frameworks

6. Access and infrastructure
• 120 million Europeans have never used the
internet
• Connecting Europe Facility
• “Projects of Common Interest” – intervention
where no business case exists

7. EU Structural Funds and e-inclusion
• The Common Strategic Framework
• Thematic Objectives
• E-inclusion is not a luxury – it is a necessity