Traduction de «Gruppo Telecomunicazioni e società dell'informazione » (Italien → Anglais) :

Working Party on Telecommunications and Information Society

Co-ordination Group on the Information Society [ CGIS ]

Green paper on the convergence of the telecommunications, media and information technology sectors, and the implications for regulation: Towards an Information Society Approach

ESDIS Group | High Level Group on the Employment and Social Dimension of the Information Society | ESDIS [Abbr.]

Interdepartmental GIS Coordination Group [ GKG-COGIS ]

The existing Telecommunications Working Group in September 2001 was transformed into a broader Information Society Working Group whose remit now includes policy and the regulatory framework for the entire IS sector.

[16] On 19 January 2001 the high-level group on the employment and social dimension of the information society (ESDIS), appointed to monitor and implement eEurope 2002 measures on "Working in a knowledge-based society" and "Participation for everyone in the knowledge-based society", adopted a benchmarking report as part of the follow-up to the report on "Strategies for jobs in the Information Society".

Given this underlying premise, the draftsman concentrates on the ITRE competence in matters related to industrial policy and SMEs, research and science, energy, telecommunications, information society and TENs in energy and telecommunications.

71. Proposes that, to achieve good governance and ensure full citizenship to all European individuals in the information society, a Charter of eRights should progressively be adopted by public administrations in Europe as a shared set of principles and guidelines defining the framework within which all citizens can enjoy those rights; proposes that such principles be translated into implementation actions and programmes at the national and regional level to achieve a competitive and competent society in the digital age and ensure social and territorial cohesion; notes that fair and non-discriminatory access to transparent, diverse and complete infor ...[+++]mation as well as high quality services, in a secure environment, via any telecommunication service or platform - from the Internet to mobile phones - based on open and interoperable standards is a right essential to the enjoyment of active citizenship in the information society age, and should be included in a Charter of eRights; considers that the Charter should also include the rights of all citizens to be able to understand and interact with the administrations involved and therefore to participate equally in decision-making and policy-making processes; considers that rationalisation, re-engineering, transparency and access of and to public services are fundamental prerequisites for the development of a participative citizenship;