The project is supported by the European Commission
SIXTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME PRIORITY 1.1.2
Information Society Technologies

eInclusion@EU

eInclusion@EU project ended in the beginning of 2007. It was set up to support Information Society policy-making in the European Union by:

• initiating a Europe-wide dialogue among those working for an accessible and inclusive Information Society
• establishing a knowledge base that will provide a resource on key eInclusion and eAccessibility policies and practice.

Against this background, the focus was on three eInclusion themes as follows:

• eAccessibility as a component of eInclusion,
• eInclusion in relation to work and employment work and employment
• eInclusion in relation to online services.

To gain an insight into the project's key outcomes you may want to look at

• various project reports including a final report with recommendations for further action on the EU policy level
• information on eInclusion policies and measures pursued in the Member States
• information on stake holder workshops on selected eInclusion themes
• learning examples concerning eInclusion related policy measures"