I2010 DIGITAL LOCAL AGENDA Heikki Lunnas Vice-President of ELANET (CEMR) Director Information Society Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Support for the coordination of activities TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS Context, Rationale and State of Play Presentation by Julie Sors European Commission Rotterdam,
Advertisements

Paul Timmers eGovernment Unit Directorate General Information Society & Media European Commission Public eProcurement and EU eGovernment Developments 13.
The political framework
1 African ICT Roadmap to Achieve NEPAD Objectives Arusha, Tanzania, 1-3 April 2003 Roles of Government and ATU in the Implementation of NEPAD ICT objectives.
South East Europe Investment Committee Work Programme and Communication Plan for th Meeting of the South East European Investment Committee Sarajevo,
FP7 Preparations ISTC meeting 31 March Content FP7 preparation approach and timetable Context for FP7 and for ICT in FP7 Research in New Financial.
1st Workshop – Belgrade, 29 th /30 th September 2010 – E-INCLUSION OF VULNERABLE GROUPS CLICK TO EUROPE 1st Workshop –29th /30th September 2010 E-Inclusion.
Business and stakeholders – moving towards even closer integrated cooperation? Experiences from the business response to the European CSR Agenda Ben Davies.
Lobbying for Food Security: FAO advocacy interventions
22 Feb 2007EU-Russia Co-operation1 Dr. Stephan Pascall Advisor to the Director Directorate G: Components and Systems DG Information Society and Media European.
- Mobilising Actors - Universities, Researchers & the Lisbon Strategy Lesley Wilson Secretary General, European University Association (EUA) »Implementing.
Development and Cooperation Financial Instruments supporting civil society cooperation initiatives in the Black Sea region Black Sea NGO Forum, 6th Edition.
European Commission Enterprise and Industry Directorate-General An agenda for a sustainable and competitive European tourism Dia Mundial del Turismo Jerez.
Partnering for Growth WEF 11 September 2005 Influencing the Policy Debate The South African Challenges and Successes.
Riga – Latvia, 4 & 5 December 2006
EUROPEAN COOPERATION AND CLUSTERING in PRELUDE: Irina Zalisova, BMI PRELUDE/ELANET workshop 30 March 2004 ISSS Conference.
The Open Method of Coordination in the area of Innovation Policy
GUIDELINES “TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT” Nairobi, January, 2005.
–What Should CSR Really Look Like? –Is CSR appropriate answer to today's challenges? Pierre Echard Director, CSR Europe network of National Partner Organisations.
ICT policies and the Lisbon Agenda Baltic IT&T 2005 Riga, 7 April 2005 Frans de Bruïne Director “Lisbon Strategy and Policies for the Information Society”
The Global Centre for Information and Communication Technologies in Parliament 14 June 2006 V Legislative XML Workshop Towards European Standards for Legislative.
1 EUPAN: Contribution to the Helsinki 14 th September 2006 Alejandro Moya.
Session Chair: Peter Doorn Director, Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS), The Netherlands.
World summit on the information society World Summit on the Information Society World Summit on the Information Society Overview and Assessment Geneva.
World summit on the information society 1 Pierre Gagné International Telecommunication Union March 2004 WSIS Follow-up Building the Information Society:
Towards a European network for digital preservation Ideas for a proposal Mariella Guercio, University of Urbino.
A new start for the Lisbon Strategy Knowledge and innovation for growth.
Planned Commission Communication on the role of the Private Sector in Development A contribution to the reflexion on How to Innovate International Cooperation.
Evaluation Seminar Czech Republic CSF and OP Managing Authorities Session 5: Ex-Ante Evaluation and Lisbon Strategy.
29, 30 and 31 OCTOBER | 1 NOVEMBER 2013 FOZ DE IGUAZÚ | PARANÁ | BRAZIL DIALOGUE BETWEEN TERRITORIES: NEW INSIGHTS ON LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
ESPON 2013 Programme Info Day on New Calls and Partner Café Call for Proposals on Applied Research.
ISSS/LORIS 2004eStrategy & cooperation 1 e-Strategy and cooperation among cities Jaroslav Šolc Prague City Hall, IT Department.
Role of Leader in creating local alliances by Jean–Michel Courades DG Agriculture and rural development, European Commission National Rural Network Annual.
E-Guidance in career development Innovatory solutions for inclusive and efficient eGuidance services Cristina Cogoi Coherence, Co-operation and Quality.
Policy Research and Innovation Research and Innovation Enhancing and focusing EU international cooperation in research and innovation: A strategic approach.
CORLEAP Development of the Local and Regional Dimension of the Eastern Partnership Dorin CHIRTOACĂ, Mayor of Chişinău, EaP Co-chair of CORLEAP Brussels.
European Commission Information Society Directorate-General «Regional aspects; International Co-operation» Regional priorities.
This project is financed by Ministry of European Union and the Republic of Turkey. Improving the Quality of Vocational Education and Training in Turkey.
Conseil des Communes et Régions d'Europe Council of European Municipalities and Regions Council of European Municipalities and Regions CEMR Dr. Angelika.
Dr Aniyan Varghese eGovernment Unit eGovernment Unit Directorate General Information Society Dr Aniyan Varghese eGovernment.
Governance e-Transformation Launch of Moldova-India Dialogue & Collaboration Chisinau January 21, Governance e-Transformation Launch of Moldova-India Dialogue.
E u r o p e a n C o m m i s s i o nCommunity Research Global Change and Ecosystems EU environmental research : Part B Policy objectives  Lisbon strategy.
Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union General presentation July 05, 2010.
REGIONAL POLICY EUROPEAN COMMISSION The contribution of EU Regional/Cohesion programmes Corinne Hermant-de Callataÿ European Commission,
ReFINE Research for Future Infrastructure Networks of Europe ECTP OG 10 -April 28, 2010 Brussels.
DESIGN & CREATIVITY WG 10, April 2013 CREATIVE AND CULTURAL INDUSTRIES EVENT.
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) Dr. Andrea Mairate Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy, European Commission.
Networking on social inclusion The role of NGOs in tackling poverty and social exclusion: Aims and achievements of the European Anti Poverty Network Istanbul,
19-20 October 2010 IT Directors’ Group meeting 1 Item 6 of the agenda ISA programme Pascal JACQUES Unit B2 - Methodology/Research Local Informatics Security.
EU-China: : Demonstrating Smart Cities achievements Dr Shaun Topham EU eForum.
1 EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND DECENT WORK Outcomes from Workshop in Dakar 30 June-2 July 2011 Hjördis D’Agostino Ogendo European Commission DG EuropeAid.
New approach in EU Accession Negotiations: Rule of Law Brussels, May 2013 Sandra Pernar Government of the Republic of Croatia Office for Cooperation.
Digital Single Market – the Key to Competitive Economy 32nd Session of the Baltic Assembly and 19th Baltic Council Saeima of the Republic of Latvia
Information Society and Development Applying Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the Finnish development co-operation.
The European Transport Research Alliance - ETRA Prof. G. A. Giannopoulos Chairman, ETRA.
Educación.es SPANISH PRESIDENCY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION EDUCATION AND TRAINING First Semester 2010 Juan José Moreno-Navarro Director General for University.
Jacques Babot Head of sector Directorate General Information Society New Working Environments Unit eEurope, i2010 WITFOR Gaborone August 2005 Jacques Babot.
Javier Ossandon President of ELANET (CEMR)
PRIORITIES in the area of employment and social policy during the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union 1 January – 30.
ESF Social Economy Network
Olli-Pekka Rissanen HRWG, Helsinki 11th September 2006
ESS Vision 2020.
Olli-Pekka Rissanen Troika Secretariat, Helsinki 17th July 2006
The e-government Conference main issues
Outcomes of the International Conference on Water Scarcity and Drought: “the path to climate change adaptation”
Complex Challenges, Innovative Cities
Ministerial Declaration
Ministerial Declaration
ESS Vision 2020.
Presentation transcript:

i2010 DIGITAL LOCAL AGENDA Heikki Lunnas Vice-President of ELANET (CEMR) Director Information Society Association of Finnish Local and Regional Authorities

ELANET (CEMR) Created in European network on Information Society of Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) Members –National associations of the local and regional authorities –ICT companies owned by the local and regional authorities Tasks –Information society policy –Promote the utilisation of ICT in the local government –Development projects

The Digital Local Agenda It is a strategic instrument that helps every Local and Regional Government to: carry-out feasible and sustainable plans regarding eGovernment, other electronic public services and support of local/regional economies; create new services in the Internet through digital local networks built with other service providers and with public-private stakeholders; establish democratic forms of communication and dialogue with citizens, enterprises and other community organisations

Why i2010 in the Digital Local Agenda? Implementation of a fast-track strategy to maintain and increment competitiveness in the global market and defend our welfare system is a must in the EU; The revised Lisbon strategy has launched i2010 as a pillar of the EU strategy to transform Europe into a knowledge-based society with more qualified jobs and greater economic growth; Local and regional government plays a key role in making innovation a driving force to achieve the i2010 goals; A common framework like the i2010 digital local agenda is also what we need to work together and make good use of the large number of financial resources allocated by the EU three framework programmes; It works also as our agenda to support similar objectives in developing countries through the process launched by the United Nations in Lyon and Tunis

i2010 Digital Local Agenda: a European initiative born in the EISCO 2005 conference of ELANET (CEMR) in Cracow, where the 10 initial goals were agreed ( established by the II World Summit of Cities and Local Governments in Bilbao (Nov.’05) as main instrument to fight the Digital Divide worldwide; adopted by UNITAR (decentralised cooperation) and the UN Global Alliance for ICT and Development (GAID) as part of their working programmes, with a special emphasis in civil servant training and eCapacity Building of administrations to cope with the challenge; worked out by ELANET in the past year through different workshops that shall culminate in the EISCO 2007 Conference (Hämeenlinna, Finland, April , 2007), where the relevant methodology will be discussed

i2010 Digital Local Agenda in EISCO 2007 EISCO 2007 aims are: adopt a declaration supported by all the European networks and conferences, like yours, supporting the event, to establish a methodology and roadmap for the implementation of the agenda; create a European network of experts with a core group to implement the agenda in the i2010 framework and time-line; discuss with the European Commission representatives on how to provide visibility to the i2010 Digital Local Agenda in the three framework programmes, having eGovernment, eInclusion, eParticipation and e-support to local economies as main drivers of the process; establish strong cooperation between ELANET, EUROCITIES, IT4ALL, IANIS, eGov Society research network and DEMO-net for this purpose

What we expect from the Loris-ISSS conference a conference debate and relevant suggestions on the 5 main priorities of the digital local agenda set-up by EISCO 2007 and that will be the specific themes of the five sessions of our event; participation in these EISCO sessions of your conference representatives using the mechanism of “planned statements for the debate” that allows minutes to give a position; support the digital local agenda initiative in your conference conclusions and provide input on the vision of the new EU Member States regarding the priorities and the roadmap

The five EISCO 2007 priorities for the i2010DLA eParticipation in public local decision-making of citizens and relevant stakeholders; eInclusion through eCapacity building regarding both civil servants/administrations and citizens to manage properly and make the best possible use of ICT; Broadband access to everyone in Europe and support to wireless broadband solutions in towns and rural/less populated areas; Secured digital local networks among administrations and private sector for eGovernment and local development, ensuring systems inter- operability, standardised services and support to SMEs; Advanced municipal services in a multi-channel environment

We need your support and contribution ! THANKS ! Contributions to: