Results and follow-up

A comprehensive overview of all results is available on the results and follow-up page. Comment on the overview slides, videos and detailed workshop reports.

Download presentations from the individual workshop pages and watch videos from the plenary sessions, workshops 01 and 18 and Neelie Kroes' visits to the Assembly.

Background information

The Digital Agenda for Europe is the European Union's road map for bringing the benefits of a digital society and economy to Europe's citizens. But it can only deliver if all stakeholders are involved in assessing problems and identifying solutions.

Objectives

The main objectives of the Assembly were to:

• Assess progress to date on delivery towards the Digital Agenda's goals and actions and seek ways to improve delivery;
• Identify challenges ahead for the implementation of the Digital Agenda and for the information society in general;
• Mobilise stakeholders' actions to make further progress and address challenges.

The European Commission therefore invited a broad range of participants from industry, the research community and NGOs, as well as representatives from Member State governments, and the other EU institutions to assess progress in meeting the targets of the Digital Agenda. This, first Digital Agenda Assembly took place in Brussels on 16^th and 17^th June 2011.

Programme

The Assembly was a mixture of workshops, designed to identify solutions to specific challenges and plenary sessions designed to synthesise the discussions and identify the way forward. View the full programme online or download it here (pdf, 1MB).

Hashtags

If you post about the Digital Agenda Assembly on Twitter and other social media sites, please use #daa11eu. There is also a separate hashtag for each workshop, which is shown on the relevant workshop description page.

Venue

The conference took place in Brussels Autoworld, close to the Schuman square.