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    • 28
    • marzo

    Establecimiento del Centro Europeo de Lucha contra los delitos cybernéticos

    Delitos Cyberneticos en Hablamosdeeuropa Justicia y asuntos de interior

    Brussels

    The Commission will propose to establish a European Cybercrime Centre as the focal point in the fight against cybercrime in the EU. One of the main purposes of the centre will be to help Member States' investigations and to map organised crime online, particularly as regards lucrative online fraud schemes.

    The Internet has become an integral and indispensable part of our society and economy. But as more and more of our everyday lives and business transactions happen online, so too does criminal activity - more than one million people worldwide become victims of cybercrime every day. The total cost of cybercrime to society is significant: A recent report suggests that cybercrime is more profitable than the global trade in marijuana, cocaine and heroin combined.

    The background:

    The Commission announced its intention to establish the European Cybercrime Centre in the 2010 Internal Security Strategy.

    The European Union has developed various initiatives to tackle cybercrime. These include the 2011 Directive on combating the sexual exploitation of children online and child pornography, and a Directive on attacks against information systems, focusing on penalising the exploitation of cybercrime tools, especially bot-nets, which should be adopted in 2012.

    • Press conference by Commissioner Malmström at the Berlaymont press room (time to be confirmed).
    • IP and MEMO will be available on the day.

    • 28
    • marzo

    Conference: bioeconomy in action

    Green EconomyMedio Ambiente

    Copenhagen, Denmark

     

    The conference “Bioeconomy in action - Boosting bioeconomical growth in Europe in a smart and sustainable way” is organised by the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU.

    The conference will be the major event to discuss the Commission strategy “A bioeconomy for Europe” which was submitted in the context of the EU framework programme for research and innovation “Horizon 2020”. The aim of the bioeconomy strategy is to shift the European economy towards greater and more sustainable use of renewable resources. 

    The three-day event will focus on how to implement the strategy, creating new or existing partnerships between researchers in Europe and between researchers and public and private institutions and companies. The conference will deliver concrete action points to ensure that Europe will benefit from the full potential of the bioeconomy.

    Máire Geoghegan-Quinn, EU Commissioner for research, innovation and science will give a speech on 26 March at 10.15 on “Innovating for sustainable growth”.     

    • 28
    • marzo

    European e-skills week 2012

    Go Digital HablamosdeeuropaMedios de comunicación

    Europewide

    The European e-Skills week 2012 is a grassroots campaign focused on showing people how to get jobs and e-skills for life in the digital age.

    The European Commission - DG Enterprise and Industry - is to organise a European e-skills week in 2012 on 26-30 March 2012, with the cooperation of DIGITALEUROPE and European Schoolnet.

    Industry partners - including leading ICT companies such as Nokia, Microsoft, Cisco, Intel and numerous SMEs across Europe - in partnership with education bodies and public authorities, will deliver a large and diverse programme of events and activities in more than 30 European countries. Ministries of Education have embraced the importance of ICT and are working with industry to deliver an exciting choice of options for people looking for work, and for young people thinking about what career options are open to them.

    The first European e-Skills week delivered hundreds events and activities in March 2010 that raised awareness amongst 65 million citizens in 35 countries of the importance of gaining e-skills for jobs and for life.

    Preparatory work for the 'European e-skills week 2012 to deliver e-skills for jobs' will commence in December 2011 and activities will continue up until May 2012. Options for education, training, and opportunities for jobs and growth will be a highlight, and will demonstrate why ICT is so important for any new job.

    To join the fight against unemployment citizens, companies and governments are invited engage in the European e-Skills week 2012.

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