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Methodology to aggregate Member States’ Digital Decade targets at European Union level

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This report outlines the proposed methodology for aggregating Digital Decade national targets from EU Member States to monitor progress toward the Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030 at collective EU level. It proposes the use of dynamic and static weighting based on demographic and enterprise data from sources such as population projections or the Eurostat’s labour force survey. The proposed methodology ensures consistency across the Digital Decade key performance indicators. The report also provides a brief analysis of the weighting data used and its practical implications on the future evolution of the Digital Decade targets at EU level. This work continues the series of reports for a rigorous assessment of the progress of the EU's digital landscape.

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  • TORRECILLAS JODAR Juan & PAPAZOGLOU Michail & SIGNORELLI Serena, 2024. "Methodology to aggregate Member States’ Digital Decade targets at European Union level," JRC Research Reports JRC138292, Joint Research Centre.
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