Croatia - National Digital Decade Strategic Roadmap
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Croatia's 2024-2030 strategic plan outlines measures to strengthen digital capabilities across the nation, aiming to reach benchmarks set by the EU Digital Decade initiative. The roadmap encompasses four main areas: economic digital transition, public sector modernization, broadband infrastructure expansion, and workforce digital skill development. It allocates over 440 million euros to boost digital competencies, increase ICT specialist employment, and address skills gaps in vulnerable populations.
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Describes Croatia's 2024-2030 roadmap for advancing digital capabilities across the workforce, professionals, and education, with a budget of 265.1 million EUR. The initiative targets achieving basic digital competence for at least 80 percent of adults aged 16-74, and deploying 20 million ICT specialists across the EU, particularly supporting women's participation in technology fields.
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- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
The government of Croatia should advance digital skills across the workforce, professionals and education to achieve basic digital competence for at least 80 percent of adults aged 16 to 74 and deploy 20 million ICT specialists across the EU by 2030.
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
The government of Croatia should promote women's participation in digital and ICT professional fields as part of achieving the digital specialist employment targets.
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The government of Croatia should allocate approximately 265.1 million EUR in funding from national recovery plans, multiannual financial frameworks and human resources programmes to support digital skills development from 2024 to 2030.
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