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Digital Transformation Guidelines 2021-2027
The Digital Transformation Guidelines 2021-2027 is a medium-term policy framework setting the strategic roadmap for Latvia’s digital transformation across society, economy, and public administration from 2021 to 2027. The document sets long-term priorities and strategic guidelines for the country's digital development and changes to be implemented in all areas of the economy and life in order to ensure the digital environment. use and development in Latvian society and the State Administration.
Digital Croatia Strategy for the Period until 2032
The Strategy defines the vision of digitalising society, public administration, and the economy of the Republic of Croatia, the related strategic objectives and their key performance indicators, with suggested priority public policy areas necessary for their realisation.
A European strategy for a better Internet for kids (BIK+) communication from the commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions
The vision of BIK+ strategy is for age-appropriate digital services, with every child in Europe protected, empowered and respected online, and no one left behind.
BIK+, a flagship initiative of the European Year of Youth 2022, proposes actions around three pillars:
EU Youth Strategy Engaging, Connecting and Empowering young people: a new EU Youth Strategy (COM/2018/269 final)
The EU Youth Strategy (2019-2027) encourages more young people to participate in democratic life (e.g. discuss publicly or actively online things that are important for everybody, vote in elections). The EU wants to support young people so they know about their rights, and have the skills and necessary resources to play an active part in society.
(Source: EC Compendium of BIK-related legislation).
European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade 2023/C 23/01
In 2022, the Commission proposed a list of digital rights and principles, so daily online life for everyone in the EU is better and safer. They say that people should be free to make their choices online and participate in online discussions and other activities. The internet should become a safer and more secure place, especially for children.
A Digital Decade for children and youth: the new European strategy for a better internet for kids (BIK+)
The vision of BIK+ strategy is for age-appropriate digital services, with every child in Europe protected, empowered and respected online, and no one left behind.
BIK+, a flagship initiative of the European Year of Youth 2022, proposes actions around three pillars:
Digital Austria Act (DAA)
The Digital Austria Act establishes a digital work programme with 117 measures and 35 principles for digitalisation in the country. It encompasses an analysis of law suitability for digital processes, public administrative reforms, and adaptation to technologies. Moreover, it is based on a digital accessibility principle that includes the entire population, especially people with disabilities.
(Source: Website)
Boundaries for big tech's development and use of artificial intelligence
This report by the Danish government’s expert group outlines 13 recommendations to regulate Big Tech’s AI development, with a focus on protecting minors. Key proposals include stricter transparency requirements for AI systems targeting children, age-appropriate design principles, and accountability measures for platforms using AI to curate content for underage users. The report emphasizes the need to align AI governance with democratic values and existing EU frameworks like the AI Act and GDPR.
(Source: Report).
World Children’s Day 2023: empowering youth for the digital decade
