ALL DIGITAL Annual Report 2020 was presented to members in April and was approved by the ALL DIGITAl General Assembly in May 2021.

Undoubtedly, 2020 was a unique year for ALL DIGITAL and its network. Digital skills have became an absolute necessity, and digital policy is very high on the political agenda.

ALL DIGITAL strives to be the representative voice for digital competence development in Europe, and during this year of transition, ALL DIGITAL once more proved to be a trustworthy societal actor, addressing all European citizens and enabling them to benefit from digital transformation.

Throughout 2020, ALL DIGITAL and its members were here, tireless and active.

In this Annual Report, we present our work and achievements of 2020. We highlight the key results, we present our strategic objectives and priority actions that had determined our work in the last three years, and how we aligned our activities with the Strategic Plan. We explain how we influenced public policy through policy events, policy statements and recommendations.

Despite the challenges, we successfully realised the ALL DIGITAL Week campaign (mainly online), organised ALL DIGITAL Summit (online), and implemented 19 projects – some supporting competence development, some forward looking, others more research oriented; the mix clearly indicates the capacity and potential of our network.

We paved the way for change at European level by establishing two very important Communities of Practice to support the evolution of DigComp and the birth of the European Digital Skills Certificate. We increased our visibility by organizing high profile events to promote ILAs and DEAP and by participating in networks and working groups. We maintained partnership and collaboration with other European networks, organisations, and industry partners. Throughout 2020, ALL DIGITAL supported and received support from 74 member organisations.

Read ALL DIGITAL Annual Report 2020