National coalitions for digital skills and jobs

National and regional coalitions

National and regional coalitions bring together a range of partners who develop concrete measures to bring digital skills to all levels of society. Partners include ICT and ICT-intensive companies, education and training providers, education and employment ministries, public and private employment services, associations, non-profit organisations and social organisations.

National and regional coalitions collaborate in areas such as increasing industry-led training, certifying skills, improving school and university curricula, and raising awareness about ICT careers, especially among young people and women.

National and Regional Coalitions

We invite you to contact your national coalition to support their effort in your country:

• Austria — Allianz für digitale Skills und Berufe, led by the Austrian Ministries for Digital and Economic Affairs and Labour, Family and Youth, e-mail.
• Belgium — Led by Saskia Van Uffelen, Digital Champion for Belgium. Read the factsheet (pdf) e-mail.
• Bulgaria — Led by Digital National Alliance and Gergana Passy, Digital Champion for Bulgaria. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Croatia — Led by Croatian Employers’ Association. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Cyprus — Led by the Deputy Ministry of Research Innovation and Digital Strategy. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Czech Republic — Led by National Institute for Education. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail
• Denmark — Led by Danish Computer Society (e-mail) and Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Digital Champion for Denmark. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Estonia — Led by Vaata Maailma. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• France  — Led by Medef. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Greece — Led by the Ministry of Digital Governance. Read the factsheet (pdf), email.
• Hungary — Led by ICT Association of Hungary (IVSZ). Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Ireland — Led by Irish Computer Society. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Italy — Led by the Ministry for Technological Innovation and Digitization, e-mail.
• Latvia — Led by Latvian Information and Communication Technology Association (LIKTA). Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Lithuania  — Led by Association Langas Ateitj (Window to the Future). Read the factsheet (pdf) e-mail.
• Luxembourg — Led by Marina Andrieu, e-mail
• Malta — Led by eSkills Malta Foundation. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• The Netherlands — Led by ECP (e-mail) and Tineke Netelenblos, Digital Champion of the Netherlands. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Poland — Led by Institute of Public Affairs. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Portugal — Led by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Romania — Led by APDETIC (the Association of Producers and Distributors of Electrical and Electronic Equipment). Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Slovakia — Led by the IT Association of Slovakia (ITAS). Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Slovenia — Led by the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and the Ministry of Public Administration. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail
• Spain — Led by AMETIC (Association of Electronics, Information and Communications Technologies, Telecommunications and Digital Content Companies). Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.
• Sweden (in Swedish) — Led by Swedish IT and Telcom Industries. Read the factsheet (pdf), e-mail.

Regional coalitions and partnerships

• Basque Coalition for Digital Skills and Jobs 4.0, e-mail.

Start a new National or Regional Coalition

If there is no National Coalition in your country you can contact the Digital Skills and Jobs Team to discuss how to build a successful Coalition and help you get started.