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Stakeholder consultation on Digital Europe programme open

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The European Commission has launched a 12-week open stakeholder consultation on the Digital Europe programme.

The consultation seeks to gain insights into the needs of stakeholders in the digital transformation, the perceived benefits of Digital Europe Programme, and how the programme could be improved.

The consultation targets a broad stakeholder group such as SMEs, academia, social partners, public authorities, and other public and private organisations, NGOs, and citizens from EU Member States and countries associated to the programme.

The feedback received will inform reflections on the potential for simplification and burden reduction within the Digital Europe Programme, as well as help guide the design of future initiatives. It will feed into the mid-term evaluation of Digital Europe.

For more information and to take part in the consultation please visit the consultation page.

The questionnaire is available in English, French and German, contributions are welcomed in any official EU language. Please navigate to “Respond to the questionnaire” to take part.

Deadline to respond to the consultation is 20 September 2024.

 

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