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🌍 The digital transition is high on the agenda of the #EUClusterConference 2024. We will explore how clusters can strengthen the uptake of new technologies, reinforce the digital skills of EU workers & build value chains in the digital ecosystem. 🤝 Join us to engage in critical dialogues about how a harmonised digital landscape can drive EU competitiveness. Read more 👉 https://bitly.ws/3beoL #EUClusterConference

Bredec Group Bredec Ecosystem Open digital ecosystems, the starting point for a competitive Europe - Euractiv: CODE also seeks to encourage discussion about what a positive scenario for the European digital economy in 2029 would look like. In this Special ... inquiry@bredec.com Inquiry@bredec.com

World Development Information Day reminds us of the critical role information and data play in achieving global development goals. In an age of digital connectivity, information has the power to empower communities, drive innovation, and foster sustainable change. 🌎📊💡 #DevelopmentInformationDay #GlobalProgress #DataForChange #Pakazcham

💡In May, at the #EUClusterConference 2024 event, we will jointly examine how clusters can strengthen the adoption of new digital technologies, strengthen the digital skills of EU workers and build value chains in the digital ecosystem 🏙️ 📍 I'll be there, join us for critical dialogues on how a harmonized digital environment can drive EU competitiveness. Read more 👉

🛑 Visualisation of Dynamics and Reality of Global Migration. Though most of data about migration is focusing on migration to the United States and the other 36 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries, e.g. European ones, still not to much known about the exact origin of immigrants. Also, what is going on in the rest of the world, so the global reality is still very much different. The OECD currently hosts more than half the world’s international migrants because of their high quality of life, economic opportunities, and large foreign-born populations that can ease the socio-economic integration. However, flows of migration, e.g. in Africa are mostly intraregional, and is likely to persist. Here are some facts about future trends in migration (https://lnkd.in/dDYuhujv). With the ongoing rapid shift to multipolar world we are likely to experience dramatic changes in the migration pattarn. Along with declining birth rates in the developing countries, and forced migration triggered from the threats of climate and environment changes the migration pattern would be very much different in the 21 century and beyond. The global awareness about why, where and when people are likely to mitigate somewhere else is very interesting. The international migrants, in terms of total numbers probably will increase in next decades. Many developing countries, e.g. India, Nigeria, and the Philippine, are likely to see increasing emigration rates as rising incomes will provide more people with possibilities to seek better lives abroad. In the past few decades the wealthy Gulf countries had attacted millions of immigrants most of them were guest workers from Asia. The flow of immigrants to the Gulf countries will continue in the future specially with the increasing trade of the MENA region with China and Russia. Also, with the rise of BRICS will have remarkable impacts on the global migration pattern. #UNESCO #ICCP #UNEP #WHO #WMO #WB #IMF #FAO #UNIDO #ILO #IFAD #ICAO #IMO #ITU #UNIDO #WBG #WIPO #UNWTO #UNSDGs #IPBES #WWF #UNICEF

To the positive development trends highlighted in the thoughtful analysis below, I would add an increased focus on collaborating, learning and adapting as we continue co-creation throughout program implementation; robust public-private partnerships and co-investment as we complement donor funding with innovative, sustainable funding; and a heightened emphasis on monitoring impact, particularly with and through local partners. Along with locally led development; green job opportunities and the upskilling and reskilling needed so that those jobs are open for all, particularly marginalized groups; and the rise in integrated development programming that Eric mentions, these exciting, valuable trends are contributing to achieving shared development aims. Molly Cannon USAID Rebecca Barbary Liveness Banda, PhD Hannah Gaventa Mark Rolls Farheen Khurrum Eric Johnson

Check out our latest GNPT report! With the support of UNDP Accelerator Labs, we were able to take a closer look at the characteristics, trends and different dimensions of popular transport in different places around the world, including digitalization, sustainability, the different shades of grey in formality and informality, etc. You can find the report here, let us know what you think!

World Development Information Day serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate, timely, and accessible data in fostering global development. 🌐 AT Worthy is committed to contributing to this essential mission. 💯✅ #ATWorthy #DigitalWorthiness #WorldDevelopmentInformationDay

At the #EU Conference on ''Building #inclusive pathways for better #digital services'', ESN CEO Alfonso L. emphasized person-centred approach. Active user involvement in the design, planning and evaluation of digital tools is crucial for an inclusive digital transformation. #EU2024BE

"Passive House in the Global South?" explores how emerging countries are showing interest and taking initial steps in adopting #PassiveHouse. The article provides a simple overview of what's been done and what's in progress. Read more on passipedia.org for the latest updates! https://lnkd.in/dz8R49qh