Table of Content

• Visions


• Missions


• Values


• Goals
• 1: Digital Single Market
• 1: Simplifying pan-European licensing for online works
• 2: Preserving orphan works and out of print works
• 3: Oblige public bodies to give access to public sector information
• 4: Wide stakeholder debate on further measures to stimulate a European online content market
• 5: Simplifying the distribution of creative content
• 6: Protecting intellectual property rights online
• 7: Fix a date for migration to Single European Payment & eInvoicing
• 8: Revision of the eSignature directive
• 9: Updating the eCommerce Directive
• 10: Member States to implement laws to support the digital single market
• 11: Member States to transpose the VAT Directive
• 12: Review the EU data protection rules
• 13: Complementing the Consumer Rights Directive
• 14: Explore the possibilities for Alternative Dispute Resolution
• 15: Consult the stakeholders on collective redress
• 16: Code of EU online rights
• 17: Stakeholder platform for EU online trustmarks
• 18: Harmonisation of numbering regimes
• 19: Spectrum Policy plan
• 20: Investigate the cost of non-Europe in the telecoms market
• 101: Roaming
• 2: Interoperability and Standards
• 21: Propose legislation on ICT interoperability
• 22: Promote standard-setting rules
• 23: Provide guidance on ICT standardisation and public procurement
• 24: Adopt a European Interoperability Strategy and Framework
• 25: Analyse the consequences of requesting significant market players to licence information
• 26: Member States to implement European Interoperability Framework
• 27: Member States to implement Malmö and Granada declarations
• 3: Trust and Security
• 28: Reinforced Network and Information Security Policy
• 29: Combat cyber attacks against information systems
• 30: Establish a European cybercrime platform
• 31: Analyse the usefulness of creating a European cybercrime centre
• 32: Strengthen the fight against cybercrime at international level
• 33: Support EU-wide cyber-security preparedness
• 34: Explore the extension of security breach notification provisions
• 35: Guidance on implementation of Telecoms rules on privacy
• 36: Support reporting of illegal content online and awareness campaigns on online safety for children
• 37: Foster self-regulation in the use online services
• 38: Member States to establish pan-European Computer Emergency Response Teams
• 39: Member States to carry out cyber attack simulations
• 40: Member States to implement harmful content alert hotlines
• 41: Member States to set up national alert platforms
• 4: Very Fast Internet
• 42: Adopt an EU broadband communication
• 43: Funding for high-speed broadband
• 44: European Spectrum Policy Programme
• 45: Foster the deployment of NGA networks
• 46: Member States to develop national broadband plans
• 47: Member States to facilitate broadband investment
• 48: Use structural funds to finance the roll-out of high-speed networks
• 49: Member States to implement European Spectrum Policy Programme
• 5: Research and Innovation
• 50: Generate more private investment for ICT research
• 51: Reinforce the coordination and pooling of resources
• 52: Propose measures for ‘light and fast’ access to EU research funds in ICT
• 53: Financially support joint ICT research infrastructures and innovation clusters
• 54: Develop a new generation of web-based applications and services
• 55: Member States to double annual public spending on ICT research and development
• 56: Member States to Engage in large-scale pilots financed by the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme
• 6: Enhancing e-skills
• 57: Make digital literacy and competences a priority for the ESF
• 58: Develop tools to recognise and identify competences of ICT practitioners and users
• 59: Make digital literacy and skills a priority of the "New skills for new jobs" Flagship
• 60: Promote higher participation of young women and women returners in ICT
• 61: Develop an online consumer education tool on new media technologies
• 62: Propose EU-wide indicators of digital competences and media literacy
• 63: Systematically evaluate accessibility in all revisions of legislation
• 64: Make sure that public sector websites are fully accessible by 2015
• 65: Memorandum of Understanding on Digital Access for persons with disabilities
• 66: Member States to promote long-term e-skills and digital literacy policies
• 67: Member states to implement provisions on disability in Telecoms Framework and AVMS
• 68: Member States to mainstream eLearning in national policies
• 7: ICT for Social Challenges
• 69: Assess whether the ICT sector has complied with common energy and emmission measures
• 70: Support partnerships between the ICT sector and major emitting sectors
• 71: Assess contribution of smart grids and define minimum functionalities to promote interoperability
• 72: Launch Green Paper on Solid State Lighting (SSL)
• 73: Member States to agree common additional functionalities for smart meters
• 74: Member States to include specifications for total lifetime costs for public lighting in public procurement
• 75: Give Europeans secure online access to their medical health data
• 76: Propose a recommendation to define a minimum common set of patient data
• 77: Foster EU-wide standards, interoperability testing and certification of eHealth
• 78: Reinforce the Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) Joint Programme
• 79: Propose a sustainable model for financing the Europeana digital library
• 80: Propose measures to support cultural and creative industries
• 81: Issue recommendation on promoting digitisation of European cinema
• 82: Implement the Audiovisual Media Services Directive on cultural diversity
• 83: Propose a Council and Parliament Decision on mutual recognition of e-ID
• 84: Support seamless cross-border eGovernment services in the single market
• 85: Review the Public access to Environmental Information Directive
• 86: Implement cross-border eEnvironment services
• 87: Issue White Paper on inter-connecting e-procurement capacity in EU
• 88: Create and implement an ambitious eCommission 2011-2015 action plan
• 89: Member States to make eGovernment services fully interoperable
• 90: Member States to ensure that Points of Single Contact function as fully fledged eGovernment centres
• 91: Member States to agree a common list of key cross-border public services
• 92: Apply the Intelligent Transport System Directive in support of interoperability and rapid standardisation
• 93: Adopt the Air Traffic Management Solutions for (SESAR)
• 94: Propose a directive for the deployment of e-Maritime services
• 95: Propose a directive setting out technical specifications for telematic applications for rail passenger services
• 96: Member States to fulfil obligations under European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS)
• 8: International
• 97: Promote the internationalisation of internet governance
• 98: Support the Internet Governance Forum
• 99: Improve international trade conditions including IPR
• 100: Seek mandate to update ITA