Stakeholder Consultation on the Digital Decade National Strategic Roadmap until 2030 for Luxembourg
The Digital Decade policy programme (also known as the “Digital Decade”), which entered into force on January 9, 2023, is a monitoring and cooperation mechanism of the European Commission. It is set up to achieve common targets for Europe's digital transformation by 2030. The European Parliament, the Member States and the Commission have thus jointly set general objectives and concrete targets in the four key areas of digital skills, digital infrastructure including connectivity, the digital transition of businesses and online public services, in accordance with the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles.
From its entry into force until 2030, the Member States of the European Union, in collaboration with the European Parliament, the Council of the EU and the European Commission, will define their digital policies to:
- improve citizens’ basic and advanced digital skills;
- increase the use by EU businesses, including small businesses, of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, data and cloud computing;
- advancing EU infrastructure for connectivity, computing and data; and
- make public services and administrations accessible online.
Together, the general objectives (Article 3) and digital targets (Article 4) of the Digital Decade will guide the Member States’ actions towards a human-centered, sustainable and inclusive digital transition.
More information on the set general objectives and digital targets can be found in the survey.
To monitor progress in achieving the various general objectives and digital targets, the Commission, in collaboration with Member States, has developed key performance indicators (KPIs). The European Commission’s Digital Decade Dashboard provides an analysis of the Member State’s progress in achieving the Union’s digital transformation until 2030.
For their part, Member States have established their national strategic roadmaps describing the policies, measures and actions that they plan to implement, at national level, to achieve the general objectives and digital targets of the program. Luxembourg’s national strategic roadmap (dating from 2023) that describes how Luxembourg will contribute to the set European targets and objectives can be consulted at https://smc.gouvernement.lu/dam-assets/dossiers/digital-decade/240611-digital-decade-national-strategic-roadmap-for-luxembourg.pdf.
This public stakeholder consultation aims, in accordance with Article 9 of the Digital Decade Policy Programme, to consult the national digital ecosystem on the Digital Decade National Strategic Roadmap until 2030 for Luxembourg (dating from 2023) in order to update its national strategic roadmap.
Indeed, the cooperation mechanism foresees that every Member State has the possibility to update its national roadmap until November 2024.
This consultation is coordinated by the Department of Media, Connectivity and Digital Policy. All findings of the consultation will be shared with an interministerial committee on digital policy.
Private and public stakeholders of the Luxembourg digital ecosystem, including representatives of SMEs, the social partners and civil society.
All interested stakeholders are invited to take part in the public consultation, open until Tuesday 23 July 2024. Click on "Participate in the consultation!" to access the online questionnaire.
For any further questions, contact digitaldecade@smc.etat.lu .
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Stakeholder Consultation
If you are a private or public stakeholder in Luxembourg, in the digital ecosystem or beyond, whether you are a company representative, a social partner, or a member of civil society, then please participate in the public consultation below. Your feedback is important to help us update the national strategic roadmap until 2030 for Luxembourg!
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