Building the digital single market
CEF supports multiple digital infrastructure projects which contribute to improvements in the daily lives of Europeans through digital inclusion, the connectivity and interoperability of European digital services, and the development of a Digital Single Market.
Use a Digital Building Block
Reusable digital building blocks that help public and private sector teams deliver digital services faster and comply with regulation.
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Digital services in sectors such as Justice, Health and Taxation built with help from the CEF Building Blocks.
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€1.04 billion is available to fund Digital Infrastructure projects under the CEF Programme for 2014-2020, apply now.
NEWS
European Commission Opens Public Consultation on the Evaluation of VAT Invoicing Rules
eInvoicing policy: EMSFeI guidance on implementation for EU public administrations published!
Connecting Europe: CEF Building Blocks Presented at eDelivery Day in Sweden
Digital Services: Supporting citizens, businesses and administrations in Europe
SUCCESS STORIES
How the Netherlands is preparing to meet the European Directive on eInvoicing
CEF eDelivery is tearing down barriers in European public procurement
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Statistics
The latest figures on the CEF Building Blocks and Cross-Border Digital Infrastructures.
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Secure digital public services
We can only get the best out of the opportunities offered by digital tools, online networks and digital services if we trust them. People may hesitate to use digital services if they are not confident that they are reliable, safe and secure.
Mariya Gabriel
European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society
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Europeans still face barriers when using (cross-border) online tools and services. This means that citizens miss out on goods and services and businesses miss out on market potential, while also governments cannot fully benefit from digital technologies. The EU’s Digital Single Market aims to overcome these challenges by creating the right environment for digital networks and services to flourish. This is not only achieved by setting the right regulatory conditions, but also by providing cross-border digital infrastructures and services.
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