European Commission launches the 2008 European eInclusion Awards
The European Commission has just launched the first ever European eInclusion Awards, which will celebrate the best and most imaginative uses of ICT to reduce digital and social exclusion.
The awards are open to organisations in the public, business and voluntary sector or civil society.
There are seven competition categories: Ageing Well; Marginalised Young People; Geographic Inclusion; Cultural Diversity; Digital Literacy; e-Accessibility and Inclusive Public Services.
Entries will close on September 12, 2008. Five finalists in each category will be invited to exhibit at the Ministerial Conference to be held in Vienna in December as part of the "eInclusion: Be Part of It!" campaign.
For more information visit www.e-inclusionawards.eu
The awards are open to organisations in the public, business and voluntary sector or civil society.
There are seven competition categories: Ageing Well; Marginalised Young People; Geographic Inclusion; Cultural Diversity; Digital Literacy; e-Accessibility and Inclusive Public Services.
Entries will close on September 12, 2008. Five finalists in each category will be invited to exhibit at the Ministerial Conference to be held in Vienna in December as part of the "eInclusion: Be Part of It!" campaign.
For more information visit www.e-inclusionawards.eu
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Comment by Dace Rodzina on May 29, 2008 at 7:33pm - Winning the award could bring recognition to the organisation. So let's consider entering the competition!
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Comment by Ian Clifford on May 29, 2008 at 2:14pm -
I would like us to submit an application under the Digital Inclusion theme.
Ill have a look at the application form.
Ian
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