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The European Parliament adopted by 644 votes to 9, with 43 abstentions, a resolution on the role of cohesion policy in promoting innovative and smart transformation and regional ICT connectivity.

The EU's ambition is to deliver digital policies that empower citizens and businesses to achieve a sustainable and prosperous digital future in all regions. The digital transformation must be equitable and inclusive. It must go hand in hand with the ongoing green transition.

The level of broadband coverage in Europe shows that there is still a need for massive investment, especially in rural areas, where 10% of households are not covered by any type of fixed network and 41% have no fast broadband technology of any kind. Moreover, only 17% of small and medium-sized enterprises have succeeded in integrating digital technologies into their business, while 54% of large enterprises have done so.

Cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 and the challenges of the twin transition

Members highlighted the role that the new cohesion policy can play in advancing the twin digital and green transition.

They recalled that Member States can benefit from the support provided under the European Regional Development Fund and Cohesion Fund (ERDF-CF) under PO1 to invest in innovation. They also underlined the importance of the concept of ‘smart villages’ to address the EU's climate and digital challenges.

The resolution stressed the need for digitalisation processes to consider the particularities of the regions and their specific needs, especially as regards the less developed regions of the Union. It underlined the need to ensure coherence between the numerous EU programmes and initiatives aimed at promoting digitalisation and to improve synergies with cohesion policy instruments accordingly.

Parliament called on the Council and the Commission to set more ambitious targets for the digital development of all EU regions . It called for a European Digital Action Plan for all regions with mid-term targets, measures for 2025 and specific recommendations for the Union and Member States to achieve concrete results by 2030.

Bridging the digital divide

Concerned about the digital divide that still exists within and between Member States, Members recalled that future ERDF-Cohesion Fund investment should support the development of high-speed digital infrastructure networks, with priority given to rural areas. They called on Member States to invest in targeted upskilling and education measures to address the critical digital skills gap between adults in rural and urban areas.

Member States are invited to:

- make the most effective use of the financial resources available to them under the European Structural and Investment Funds and NextGenerationEU to provide regions with the targeted support they need to catch up and overcome the digital divide in rural areas and between generations;

- support the deployment of very high-capacity networks with adequate public funding schemes in areas not served by the market and offering cross-sectoral and comprehensive solutions, such as smart villages and rural innovation hubs.

An inclusive and equitable digital transformation

Parliament stressed the need for a sustainable and inclusive digitisation process that is socially and economically just and leaves no one behind. It recalled that the success of the digital transition relies on the principle of a stable and affordable high-capacity internet connection. It highlighted the digital connectivity challenges faced by Europe's peripheral regions, including its islands.

The increased use of digital solutions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities caused by digital divides between population groups. In this context, Members called on the Commission to propose a directive on minimum standards and conditions for fair telework

Digitisation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and public services

Parliament called for a follow-up to the eGovernment action plan with two main objectives: to ensure effective digital transformation and to reduce red tape. It urged the Commission and the Member States to make faster progress in digitising public services.

Regretting that the vast majority of SMEs in the EU have not yet fully embraced the digital transition, Members asked the Commission to ensure that Member States use their operational programmes to target SMEs in areas with lower digital development. Regions are invited to develop SME-oriented innovation strategies in line with the research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation.

Promoting skills for the digital age

Parliament stressed the need to address the digital skills gap across the EU so that all individuals and businesses can make the most of the digital transformation.

It called for the progressive implementation of the Commission's Digital Education Action Plan for the period 2021-2027 to promote better digital skills.

The Commission is also called on to provide incentives to support digital skills and media literacy programmes and initiatives in schools, vocational schools and universities. Members also stressed the importance of ESF+ in funding projects that help workers or the unemployed to acquire new skills.

Member States and the Commission are invited to use the ESF+ and ERDF to adopt measures to address the digital skills gap between rural and urban dwellers, as well as between generations, and to provide employment opportunities in regions threatened by depopulation.

The Commission is invited to study the need for and possibility of a new Just Transition Fund to address the current problems.

Documents
2022/03/07
   EP - Debate in Parliament
2022/02/08
   EP - Committee report tabled for plenary, single reading
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2022/02/08
   EP - Committee report tabled for plenary
Documents
2022/01/25
   EP - Vote in committee
2021/11/23
   EP - Specific opinion
Documents
2021/11/04
   EP - ĎURIŠ NICHOLSONOVÁ Lucia (Renew) appointed as rapporteur in EMPL
2021/10/26
   EP - Amendments tabled in committee
Documents
2021/09/24
   EP - Committee draft report
Documents
2021/07/08
   EP - Committee referral announced in Parliament
2021/04/22
   EP - MAESTRE MARTÍN DE ALMAGRO Cristina (S&D) appointed as rapporteur in REGI

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Votes

Politique de cohésion: promouvoir une transformation innovante et intelligente ainsi que la connectivité régionale aux TIC - Cohesion policy: promoting innovative and smart transformation and regional ICT connectivity - Kohäsionspolitik: Förderung eines innovativen und intelligenten Wandels und der regionalen IKT-Konnektivität - A9-0010/2022 - Cristina Maestre Martín De Almagro - Proposition de résolution (ensemble du texte) #

2022/03/08 Outcome: +: 644, 0: 43, -: 9
DE FR ES IT PL RO NL HU PT CZ BG EL AT SE BE IE DK LT FI HR SK LV SI CY LU EE MT
Total
96
79
58
76
52
33
29
21
20
20
17
21
19
21
19
13
13
11
13
12
13
8
8
6
6
7
5
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173

Hungary PPE

1

Denmark PPE

For (1)

1

Latvia PPE

2
2

Luxembourg PPE

2

Estonia PPE

For (1)

1

Malta PPE

For (1)

1
icon: S&D S&D
144

Czechia S&D

For (1)

1

Greece S&D

2

Lithuania S&D

2

Slovakia S&D

2

Latvia S&D

2

Slovenia S&D

2

Cyprus S&D

2

Luxembourg S&D

For (1)

1

Estonia S&D

2
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3

Poland Renew

1

Hungary Renew

2

Austria Renew

For (1)

1
3

Ireland Renew

2

Lithuania Renew

1

Finland Renew

3

Croatia Renew

For (1)

1

Latvia Renew

For (1)

1

Slovenia Renew

2

Luxembourg Renew

2

Estonia Renew

3
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72

Spain Verts/ALE

3

Poland Verts/ALE

For (1)

1

Netherlands Verts/ALE

3

Portugal Verts/ALE

1

Czechia Verts/ALE

3

Austria Verts/ALE

3

Sweden Verts/ALE

3

Belgium Verts/ALE

2

Ireland Verts/ALE

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Denmark Verts/ALE

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2

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3

Latvia Verts/ALE

1

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1
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64

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1

Romania ECR

1

Bulgaria ECR

2

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1
3

Lithuania ECR

1

Croatia ECR

1

Slovakia ECR

Against (1)

1

Latvia ECR

2
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39

Netherlands The Left

For (1)

1

Czechia The Left

1

Sweden The Left

For (1)

1

Belgium The Left

For (1)

1

Denmark The Left

1

Finland The Left

For (1)

1

Cyprus The Left

2
icon: NI NI
41

Lithuania NI

1

Croatia NI

2

Slovakia NI

Abstain (1)

2
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63

Netherlands ID

Against (1)

1

Czechia ID

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1

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  • The Committee on Regional Development adopted an own-initiative report by Cristina MAESTRE MARTÍN DE ALMAGRO (S&D, ES) on the role of cohesion policy in promoting innovative and smart transformation and regional ICT connectivity.
  • The EU's ambition is to deliver digital policies that empower citizens and businesses to achieve a sustainable and prosperous digital future in all regions. The digital transformation must be equitable and inclusive. It must go hand in hand with the ongoing green transition.
  • The level of broadband coverage in Europe shows that there is still a need for massive investment, especially in rural areas, where 10% of households are not covered by any type of fixed network and 41% have no fast broadband technology of any kind. Moreover, only 17% of small and medium-sized enterprises have succeeded in integrating digital technologies into their business, while 54% of large enterprises have done so.
  • Cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 and the challenges of the twin transition
  • The report highlighted the role that the new cohesion policy can play in advancing the twin digital and green transition. It called on the Council and the Commission to set more ambitious targets for the digital development of all EU regions. It called for a European Digital Action Plan for all regions with mid-term targets, measures for 2025 and specific recommendations for the Union and Member States to achieve concrete results by 2030.
  • The report highlighted the need to:
  • - ensure consistency between the many EU programmes and initiatives to foster digitalisation and improve synergies with cohesion policy instruments accordingly;
  • - provide the necessary funding for the development and maintenance of environmentally sustainable and affordable transport links;
  • - providing less developed regions of the Union with tailor-made assistance to strengthen their administrative capacity, knowledge and technology-driven expertise;
  • - supporting the development of digital solutions for climate change prevention and mitigation.
  • Bridging the digital divide
  • Concerned about the digital divide that still exists within and between Member States, Members recalled that future ERDF-Cohesion Fund investment should support the development of high-speed digital infrastructure networks , with priority given to rural areas. They called on Member States to invest in targeted upskilling and educational measures.
  • Member States are invited to:
  • - make the most effective use of the financial resources available to them under the European Structural and Investment Funds and NextGenerationEU to provide regions with the targeted support they need to catch up and overcome the digital divide in rural areas and between generations;
  • - support the deployment of very high-capacity networks with adequate public funding schemes in areas not served by the market and offering cross-sectoral and comprehensive solutions, such as smart villages and rural innovation hubs.
  • An inclusive and equitable digital transformation
  • The report stressed the need for a sustainable and inclusive digitisation process that is socially and economically just and leaves no one behind. It recalled that the success of the digital transition relies on the principle of a stable and affordable high-capacity internet connection. It highlighted the digital connectivity challenges faced by Europe's peripheral regions, including its islands.
  • The increased use of digital solutions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities caused by digital divides between population groups. In this context, Members called on the Commission to propose a directive on minimum standards and conditions for fair telework .
  • Digitisation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and public services
  • Members called for effective digital transformation and cutting red tape, with measures to improve access and public services in all Member States, and for measures to increase the digital skills of public sector workers. They stressed the need to close the digital skills gap among health professionals and to empower patients, especially the elderly and socially disadvantaged, to use digital health.
  • Regions are invited to develop SME-oriented innovation strategies in line with the research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation. Regretting that the vast majority of SMEs in the EU have not yet fully embraced the digital transition, Members asked the Commission to ensure that Member States use their operational programmes to target SMEs in areas with lower digital development.
  • Promoting skills for the digital age
  • Members called for the progressive implementation of the Commission's Digital Education Action Plan for the period 2021-2027 to promote better digital skills. The acquisition of lifelong digital skills and media literacy and from an early age should be promoted. The Commission is invited to provide incentives to support digital skills and media literacy programmes and initiatives in schools, vocational schools and universities. Members also stressed the importance of ESF+ in funding projects that help workers or the unemployed to acquire new skills.
  • Member States and the Commission are invited to use the ESF+ and ERDF to adopt measures to address the digital skills gap between rural and urban dwellers, as well as between generations, and to provide employment opportunities in regions threatened by depopulation.
  • The report stressed the need to invest in digital infrastructure using the ERDF-CF and the InvestEU programme, which builds on initiatives to promote digital skills, such as the Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027.
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  • The European Parliament adopted by 644 votes to 9, with 43 abstentions, a resolution on the role of cohesion policy in promoting innovative and smart transformation and regional ICT connectivity.
  • The EU's ambition is to deliver digital policies that empower citizens and businesses to achieve a sustainable and prosperous digital future in all regions. The digital transformation must be equitable and inclusive. It must go hand in hand with the ongoing green transition.
  • The level of broadband coverage in Europe shows that there is still a need for massive investment, especially in rural areas, where 10% of households are not covered by any type of fixed network and 41% have no fast broadband technology of any kind. Moreover, only 17% of small and medium-sized enterprises have succeeded in integrating digital technologies into their business, while 54% of large enterprises have done so.
  • Cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 and the challenges of the twin transition
  • Members highlighted the role that the new cohesion policy can play in advancing the twin digital and green transition.
  • They recalled that Member States can benefit from the support provided under the European Regional Development Fund and Cohesion Fund (ERDF-CF) under PO1 to invest in innovation. They also underlined the importance of the concept of ‘smart villages’ to address the EU's climate and digital challenges.
  • The resolution stressed the need for digitalisation processes to consider the particularities of the regions and their specific needs, especially as regards the less developed regions of the Union. It underlined the need to ensure coherence between the numerous EU programmes and initiatives aimed at promoting digitalisation and to improve synergies with cohesion policy instruments accordingly.
  • Parliament called on the Council and the Commission to set more ambitious targets for the digital development of all EU regions . It called for a European Digital Action Plan for all regions with mid-term targets, measures for 2025 and specific recommendations for the Union and Member States to achieve concrete results by 2030.
  • Bridging the digital divide
  • Concerned about the digital divide that still exists within and between Member States, Members recalled that future ERDF-Cohesion Fund investment should support the development of high-speed digital infrastructure networks, with priority given to rural areas. They called on Member States to invest in targeted upskilling and education measures to address the critical digital skills gap between adults in rural and urban areas.
  • Member States are invited to:
  • - make the most effective use of the financial resources available to them under the European Structural and Investment Funds and NextGenerationEU to provide regions with the targeted support they need to catch up and overcome the digital divide in rural areas and between generations;
  • - support the deployment of very high-capacity networks with adequate public funding schemes in areas not served by the market and offering cross-sectoral and comprehensive solutions, such as smart villages and rural innovation hubs.
  • An inclusive and equitable digital transformation
  • Parliament stressed the need for a sustainable and inclusive digitisation process that is socially and economically just and leaves no one behind. It recalled that the success of the digital transition relies on the principle of a stable and affordable high-capacity internet connection. It highlighted the digital connectivity challenges faced by Europe's peripheral regions, including its islands.
  • The increased use of digital solutions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities caused by digital divides between population groups. In this context, Members called on the Commission to propose a directive on minimum standards and conditions for fair telework
  • Digitisation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and public services
  • Parliament called for a follow-up to the eGovernment action plan with two main objectives: to ensure effective digital transformation and to reduce red tape. It urged the Commission and the Member States to make faster progress in digitising public services.
  • Regretting that the vast majority of SMEs in the EU have not yet fully embraced the digital transition, Members asked the Commission to ensure that Member States use their operational programmes to target SMEs in areas with lower digital development. Regions are invited to develop SME-oriented innovation strategies in line with the research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation.
  • Promoting skills for the digital age
  • Parliament stressed the need to address the digital skills gap across the EU so that all individuals and businesses can make the most of the digital transformation.
  • It called for the progressive implementation of the Commission's Digital Education Action Plan for the period 2021-2027 to promote better digital skills.
  • The Commission is also called on to provide incentives to support digital skills and media literacy programmes and initiatives in schools, vocational schools and universities. Members also stressed the importance of ESF+ in funding projects that help workers or the unemployed to acquire new skills.
  • Member States and the Commission are invited to use the ESF+ and ERDF to adopt measures to address the digital skills gap between rural and urban dwellers, as well as between generations, and to provide employment opportunities in regions threatened by depopulation.
  • The Commission is invited to study the need for and possibility of a new Just Transition Fund to address the current problems.
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  • The EU's ambition is to deliver digital policies that empower citizens and businesses to achieve a sustainable and prosperous digital future in all regions. The digital transformation must be equitable and inclusive. It must go hand in hand with the ongoing green transition.
  • The level of broadband coverage in Europe shows that there is still a need for massive investment, especially in rural areas, where 10% of households are not covered by any type of fixed network and 41% have no fast broadband technology of any kind. Moreover, only 17% of small and medium-sized enterprises have succeeded in integrating digital technologies into their business, while 54% of large enterprises have done so.
  • Cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 and the challenges of the twin transition
  • The report highlighted the role that the new cohesion policy can play in advancing the twin digital and green transition. It called on the Council and the Commission to set more ambitious targets for the digital development of all EU regions. It called for a European Digital Action Plan for all regions with mid-term targets, measures for 2025 and specific recommendations for the Union and Member States to achieve concrete results by 2030.
  • The report highlighted the need to:
  • - ensure consistency between the many EU programmes and initiatives to foster digitalisation and improve synergies with cohesion policy instruments accordingly;
  • - provide the necessary funding for the development and maintenance of environmentally sustainable and affordable transport links;
  • - providing less developed regions of the Union with tailor-made assistance to strengthen their administrative capacity, knowledge and technology-driven expertise;
  • - supporting the development of digital solutions for climate change prevention and mitigation.
  • Bridging the digital divide
  • Concerned about the digital divide that still exists within and between Member States, Members recalled that future ERDF-Cohesion Fund investment should support the development of high-speed digital infrastructure networks , with priority given to rural areas. They called on Member States to invest in targeted upskilling and educational measures.
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  • - make the most effective use of the financial resources available to them under the European Structural and Investment Funds and NextGenerationEU to provide regions with the targeted support they need to catch up and overcome the digital divide in rural areas and between generations;
  • - support the deployment of very high-capacity networks with adequate public funding schemes in areas not served by the market and offering cross-sectoral and comprehensive solutions, such as smart villages and rural innovation hubs.
  • An inclusive and equitable digital transformation
  • The report stressed the need for a sustainable and inclusive digitisation process that is socially and economically just and leaves no one behind. It recalled that the success of the digital transition relies on the principle of a stable and affordable high-capacity internet connection. It highlighted the digital connectivity challenges faced by Europe's peripheral regions, including its islands.
  • The increased use of digital solutions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities caused by digital divides between population groups. In this context, Members called on the Commission to propose a directive on minimum standards and conditions for fair telework .
  • Digitisation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and public services
  • Members called for effective digital transformation and cutting red tape, with measures to improve access and public services in all Member States, and for measures to increase the digital skills of public sector workers. They stressed the need to close the digital skills gap among health professionals and to empower patients, especially the elderly and socially disadvantaged, to use digital health.
  • Regions are invited to develop SME-oriented innovation strategies in line with the research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation. Regretting that the vast majority of SMEs in the EU have not yet fully embraced the digital transition, Members asked the Commission to ensure that Member States use their operational programmes to target SMEs in areas with lower digital development.
  • Promoting skills for the digital age
  • Members called for the progressive implementation of the Commission's Digital Education Action Plan for the period 2021-2027 to promote better digital skills. The acquisition of lifelong digital skills and media literacy and from an early age should be promoted. The Commission is invited to provide incentives to support digital skills and media literacy programmes and initiatives in schools, vocational schools and universities. Members also stressed the importance of ESF+ in funding projects that help workers or the unemployed to acquire new skills.
  • Member States and the Commission are invited to use the ESF+ and ERDF to adopt measures to address the digital skills gap between rural and urban dwellers, as well as between generations, and to provide employment opportunities in regions threatened by depopulation.
  • The report stressed the need to invest in digital infrastructure using the ERDF-CF and the InvestEU programme, which builds on initiatives to promote digital skills, such as the Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027.
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Responsible Committee
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EP
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Regional Development
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REGI
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rapporteur
name: MAESTRE MARTÍN DE ALMAGRO Cristina date: 2021-04-22T00:00:00 group: Group of Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats abbr: S&D
shadows
commission
  • body: EC dg: Informatics commissioner: HAHN Johannes
events
  • date: 2021-07-08T00:00:00 type: Committee referral announced in Parliament body: EP
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  • REGI/9/06447
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Old
Preparatory phase in Parliament
New
Awaiting committee decision