The European Commission has been monitoring Member States’ digital progress through the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) reports since 2014. Each year, DESI includes country profiles which support Member States in identifying areas requiring priority action as well as thematic chapters offering a European-level analysis across key digital areas, essential for underpinning policy decisions.
The DESI 2022 reports are based mainly on 2021 data and tracks the progress made in EU Member States in digital. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Member States have been advancing in their digitalisation efforts but still struggle to close the gaps in digital skills, the digital transformation of SMEs, and the roll-out of advanced 5G networks.
The EU has put on the table significant resources to support the digital transformation. EUR 127 billion are dedicated to digital related reforms and investments in the national Recovery and Resilience Plans. This an unprecedented opportunity to accelerate digitalisation, increase the Union’s resilience and reduce external dependencies with both reforms and investments. Member States dedicated on average 26% of their Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) allocation to the digital transformation, above the compulsory 20% threshold. Member States that chose to invest more than 30% of their RRF allocation to digital are Austria, Germany, Luxembourg, Ireland and Lithuania
DESI 2022
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DESI Key Areas
Women in Digital (WiD) Scoreboard
The WiD scoreboard is one of the actions put in place to assess women's inclusion in digital jobs, careers and entrepreneurship. The scoreboard assesses Member States' performance in the areas of Internet use, Internet user skills as well as specialist skills and employment based on 12 indicators.
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An Pictiúr Mór
The EU will pursue a human-centric, sustainable vision for digital society throughout the digital decade to empower citizens and businesses.
Léargas níos doimhne
De réir mar a thagann teicneolaíochtaí nua chun cinn, déanann an Coimisiún faireachán ar a gcomhtháthú i ngnólachtaí agus i ríomhthráchtáil.
Déanann an Coimisiún faireachán ar tháscairí seirbhísí poiblí digiteacha san Aontas chun a chinntiú go bhfuil acmhainneacht iomlán na teicneolaíochta seo ag saoránaigh agus ag rialtais.
Déanann an Coimisiún faireachán ar ‘scileanna úsáideora idirlín’ agus ar ‘ardscileanna agus forbairt’ ar fud an Aontais chun a chinntiú go mbeidh daoine feistithe do na deich mbliana digiteacha.
Leanann an Coimisiún d’fhaireachán a dhéanamh ar nascacht ar fud an Aontais, rud a dhéanann soláthar agus éileamh leathanbhanda fhosaithe agus shoghluaiste araon a thomhas.
Cuirtear sonraí ó thíortha an Aontais i láthair sna tuarascálacha sin i réimsí amhail caipiteal daonna, nascacht, comhtháthú na teicneolaíochta digití agus seirbhísí poiblí digiteacha.
Féach freisin
Tugann Ambasadóirí DigitalEU iriseoirí, eagarthóirí agus tionchairí le chéile, atá gníomhach i réimse na n-ábhar digiteach agus teicneolaíochta.
Leis an dearbhú maidir le cearta agus prionsabail dhigiteacha Eorpacha, cuirfear chun cinn aistriú digiteach atá múnlaithe ag luachanna Eorpacha.
Ba imeacht dhá lá ar líne a bhí i gceannas ar an Deacáid Dhigiteach, a reáchtáladh an 1-2 Meitheamh, a bhí dírithe ar chlaochlú digiteach na hEorpa i dtreo 2030.