While a teleworking revolution had been predicted intermittently for over four decades, it never really materialised. Indeed, figures from representative labour force surveys show that until the advent of the Covid-19 crisis, only around one in twenty people employed in the EU27 usually worked from home in 2019…
Today, EU Member States, with the support of the European Commission and ENISA, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, published a report on the progress made in implementing the joint EU toolbox of mitigating measures, which was agreed by the Member States and endorsed by a Commission Communication in January 2020.
EU member states will renew their commitment to bridging the gap across Europe’s connectivity divides on Tuesday (9 June), as certain territories on the continent continue to be isolated from more developed parts of the bloc.
The pandemic response relies on digital and financial inclusion. The disruption forced by Covid-19 provides a rich opportunity for digital banking platforms but also demonstrates how unequal access can deepen socioeconomic and demographic divides.
DO IT: DOing Inclusion Together is a proposal that aims to transform and use the commonly used term IT
(information technologies) to support the inclusion of young people, starting from the assumption that
the modernization of processes does not turn into real innovation until it doesn’t really become inclusive.
