Traduction de «Niveau d'activation numérique » (Français → Anglais) :

Increase cooperation at European level in sharing knowledge and practice by working together in the EU context, including the Expert Group on Active Citizenship, Preventing Marginalisation and Violent Radicalisation, the Expert Group on Digitalisation and the Radicalisation Awareness Network, and with relevant third countries and the Council of Europe to exchange knowledge and best practice on preventing violent radicalisation, including the use of social media, counter-narratives and digital youth work.

To give some idea of the scale and robustness of that wider economy, there are more than 4 million ICT specialists working in the EU, a number which keeps on growing despite the recession .In the wider economy, increasing ICT investment, improving e-skills in the labour force and reforming the conditions for the Internet economy could boost GDP by an additional 5% up to 2020,[6] and create 3.8 million jobs.[7]

2. Considers some new technologies as enablers of change and as potentially beneficial to fundamental freedoms, human rights and business opportunities; believes that the European Union should include internet and digital freedoms in future trade negotiations as enablers of human rights; calls on the Council and the Commission, in the context of free trade agreements, to consider the possibility of implementing objective and transparent safeguards aimed at preserving unrestricted access to the open internet and ensuring the free flow of information and related services in accordance with existing legislation; calls, further, for a strategy to promote secure, independent software and hardware solutions for the promotion of active d ...[+++]emocratic participation in society by citizens, in particular internet users engaging in online trading;

14. Urges the Member States to release their digital dividends as quickly as possible, allowing citizens of the Union to benefit from the deployment of new, innovative and competitive services; emphasises that, for this purpose, the active cooperation between Member States to overcome obstacles existing at national level for the efficient (re)allocation of the digital dividend is required;

13. Urges the Member States to release their digital dividends as quickly as possible, allowing European citizens to benefit from the deployment of new, innovative and competitive services; underlines that for this purpose the active cooperation between Member States to overcome obstacles existing at national level for the efficient (re)allocation of the digital dividend is required;

Differences persist regarding access to the Internet and digital skills - between men and women, employed and unemployed, high and low-incomes, highly educated and less educated, old and young.