Examples of using Ict-enabled in English and their translations into Polish
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ICT-enabled benefits for society.
Develop modern and interoperable ICT-enabled public services;
ICT-enabled benefits for EU society.
I2010 has laid the building blocks for a modern ICT-enabled society.
ICT-enabled externality metering, such as congestion charging.
Adopt an ActionPlan on e-Government and strategic orientations on ICT-enabled public services 2006.
ICT-enabled benefits in the environment, healthcare, cultural diversity, eGovernment and transport fields.
Launch the eGovernment Action Plan and propose strategic orientations for ICT-enabled public services;
The opportunity of ICT-enabled inclusive policies thanks to new possibilities offered by eGovernment.
The Commission will also propose an ActionPlan on e-Government and strategic orientations on ICT-enabled public services.
ICT-enabled public services help to consolidate social cohesion and ensure that disadvantaged people face fewer barriers to opportunities.
The Ministerial Declaration on eGovernment adopted in November 2005 sets the EU priorities for ICT-enabled public services.
It is also necessary to stimulate effective use of ICT-enabled services and provide competence building opportunities via education and training services.
Progress has been made in making these objectives concrete, in particular by agreeingon key enablers and targets for a coordinated implementation of ICT-enabled public services.
In addition, stakeholders' efforts to deliver effective and inclusive ICT-enabled services must focus on concrete priorities with increased coherence.
It supports ICT-enabled solutions for ageing well that can be launched on the market in two to three years and become commercially viable.
Member States acknowledge the European dimension of public ICT-enabled services and have identified key enablers to reach cross-border interoperability.
Foster the use of national and regional programmes, the relevant operational programmes supported by the Cohesion Policy andthe EU Competitiveness and Innovation Programme for the deployment of ICT-enabled research results.
For example, accessible ICT-enabled solutions can help older workers to stay in employment and enhance the take-up of online public services such as e-Government and e-Health.
In addition, some research has shown thatthe greater accessibility and lower cost of some ICT-enabled services increases their use almost as much as it decreases their energy intensity.
Although the older population has a large buying power and ageing is becoming a global phenomenon, the market of ICT for ageing well in the information society is still on its nascent phase and does not yet fully ensure the availability andtake-up of the necessary ICT-enabled solutions.
Mid term, direct effects will be related to enhanced and improved cost effectiveness of ICT-enabled services e.g. smart grids, e-government, consumer benefits with respect to provision of health services.
Interoperability, affordability and awareness of accessible ICT solutions, following as close as possible a‘design for all' approach, and focusing on widespread technologies such as the internet, fixed and mobile telephones, television, and self-service terminals,as well as on ICT-enabled domestic and work-office equipment.
However, although some parts of the Communication are well written and clearly outline the policy initiatives to be taken,other parts- for example the section dealing with the ICT-enabled benefits for EU society and the section on the international aspects of the Digital Agenda- are still vague on the action plan.
The issue of such interoperability should therefore remain high on the EU agenda on electronic services of public interest(in the area of eGovernment but also others like health or education), notably as part of the new strategic framework“i2010[5]- A European Information Society for growth and employment” and the various related initiatives and programmes.i2010 explicitly addresses interoperability as one of the four main challenges for the creation of a single European information space and essential for ICT-enabled public services.