| Media literacy strategy to fight disinformation 29-10-2019 |
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You will find here the European Commission’s new study on how improving media literacy is key to fighting disinformation in an algorithm-driven online world. The study suggests im... |
| EPRS Briefing on The Future of Work in the EU 28-10-2019 |
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The European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) has published a briefing on The Future of Work in the EU. The briefing touches upon the changes in the world of work, trends shap... |
In a rapidly changing world, e-skills, including digital literacy skills, remain the foundation for Europe’s success as an innovative society, in which businesses as much as individuals are able to foster creativity, promote education, increase potential, drive growth and take advantage of career opportunities in all sectors across the region.
The European e-Skills Association (EeSA) is committed to fostering a competitive and inclusive Europe where e-skills and digital literacy drive innovation and promote prosperity.
The EeSA Mission is to:
- Ensure that Europe has the human capital and attitude to compete globally and drive growth.
- Promote e-Skills as a key component of life-long learning, personal development and job creation.
- Encourage the recognition of e-Skills for all in a technology-driven society and economy.
The various flagship initiatives of the European Commission’s EU2020 strategy for smart growth include The Digital Agenda for Europe, An Agenda for New Skills and Jobs, Youth on the Move and Innovation Union. EeSA through its members participates actively in these initiatives, with the aim of achieving the targets set out by the European Commission. For example, everyone in Europe shall have the opportunity to acquire enhanced digital skills to be able to participate fully in society by 2020; a key action outlined in The Digital Agenda for Europe.
The European e-Skills Association (EeSA) acts as the reference European platform to develop ICT skills and competences for professionals, practitioners, citizens, and users across all sectors and society to build a more inclusive, efficient, competitive and innovative Europe.
Through its members, EeSA promotes the exchange of ideas, awareness raising and good practices at EU and Member State levels; it supports the development of tools and methodologies for the governance of e-skills; and it leads the implementation of concrete e-skills activities in cooperation with other stakeholders.
