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What each said, in their own words
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The European Open Digital Ecosystem is central to strengthening the EUs technological sovereignty, security, and competitiveness. Open-source software and open digital assets enable transparency, interoperability, and innovation while reducing dependency on proprietary technologies. They are particularly important for SMEs, which often face resource constraints that limit access to advanced digital tools.
The initiative represents an opportunity to advance the EUs technological sovereignty in a democratic and socially sustainable way. Fundación Cibervoluntarios contributes to this consultation from the framework of Citizen Digital Sovereignty, developed through the Declaration on Citizen Digital Sovereignty, the result of a collective and participatory process involving citizens, organised civil society, experts…
The Cyber Volunteers Foundation appreciates the opportunity to contribute to the Roadmap 2040. For 25 years, we have been working on digital inclusion and digital skills for citizens, with a particular focus on children, adolescents and vulnerable groups.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
For 25 years, we have been working on digital inclusion and digital skills for citizens, with a particular focus on children and vulnerable groups. Our most recent evidence is based on the study ‘Ownership of child and adolescent technology in Spain’. 1.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
Our submission focuses on internationally educated teachers (IETs), drawing on our research in Portugal and other European contexts funded by YERUN mobility award to University Nova Lisbon and Brunel University of London (see attached report). As teacher shortages intensify across the EU, international teacher mobility is becoming an increasingly important, yet insufficiently understood, policy response.
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