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The EU4Digital EU best practice report on promoting access to competitive broadband internet services was developed by EU4Digital Facility experts as a part of the Telecom Rules stream of activities. The report consists of four key parts to illustrate the European Union’s roadmap to broadband facilitation. The main objective is to share experiences gathered by the EU and EU Member States so the Eastern partner countries can apply them.

The EU4Digital report on EU 5G security toolbox implementation defines EU best practices, key areas regarding strategy and risk, promotes a coordinated approach and provides guidance to Eastern partner countries, their network operators and other stakeholders.

This report provides an overview of the state of cross-border eCommerce in the European Union and EU best practices and norms. The EU baseline is defined to provide a benchmark for assessing the Eastern partner countries’ cross-border eCommerce. The 99-page report presents the EU baseline in chapters that analyse three key areas – the legal framework, standards, and the eCommerce ecosystem.

This report reflects the activities of the first reporting period of EU4Digital Facility Phase II: June 2022 – December 2022. The report summarises the outputs achieved under the six thematic streams during this period, and introduces aims and objectives of the activities that will be initiated in the next reporting periods. It also outlines the main political highlights.

This report reflects the activities of the sixth reporting period of the EU4Digital Facility: July 2021 - December 2021.

This guide provides an in-depth overview of the possibilities for stakeholders of the six Eastern partner countries to join selected specialised EU networks and platforms in the area of ICT Innovation.

This guide was developed as supporting material for using the EaP Startup Ecosystem platform which was designed by the EU4Digital Facility and technical partner Dealroom.co.

The EU4Digital guidebook for the design of ICT entrepreneurial ecosystem builder organisations, dedicated to boosting the ICT entrepreneurial ecosystems in the Eastern partner countries.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Armenia was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Armenia.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Azerbaijan was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Azerbaijan.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Belarus was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Belarus.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Georgia was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Georgia.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Moldova was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Moldova.

The Framework law on Electronic Communications for Ukraine was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) of Ukraine.

The EU4Digital Technical Memorandum describing the technical aspects of eSignature pilot activities, the options of interoperability levels and the common eSignature format.

A factsheet outlining how EU4Digital supports the development of trust services in the digital economy, and cybersecurity for improved resilience of critical infrastructure in the Eastern Partnership region.

The Model law on Electronic Communications was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility together with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) and contributes to strengthening the independence of National regulatory authorities (NRAs) in the Eastern partner countries.

A new OECD report published by the EU4Business From Policies to Action Project, highlighting the challenges and priorities for advancing the digital business transformation in the Eastern partner countries.

The presentations from the EU4Digital 'Digital Skills Forum' held on 27-29 October 2021

This report reflects the activities of the fifth reporting period of the EU4Digital Facility: January 2021 - June 2021.

‘The involvement of the EaP region in relevant EU projects, programmes and initiatives - notably the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIP on AHA)’ has been developed by the EU4Digital Facility’s eHealth stream.

The EU4Digital Insights report on the independence of National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) in Eastern partner countries provides a high-level overview of the legislative gap assessment exercise in all Eastern partner countries.

The report on gap assessment regarding governance of National regulatory authorities and their powers and obligations was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility jointly with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) in order to enable EaP countries to strengthen independence of NRAs.

The report on gap assessment regarding governance of National regulatory authorities and their powers and obligations was prepared by the EU4Digital Facility jointly with the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg) in order to enable EaP countries to strengthen independence of NRAs.