A Strategy for Europe’s Twin Transition: Highlights from the Digital4Sustainability June Newsletter

The Digital4Sustainability project continues to gather momentum as it supports Europe’s transition towards a greener and more digitally skilled future. The latest edition of our newsletter brings together key updates from across the initiative, highlighting the launch of the European Digital Sustainability Skills Strategy, a forthcoming policy event, and the opening of our Alliance Community.

A Bold New Strategy for Skills and Sustainability

The centrepiece of this edition is the publication of the European Digital Sustainability Skills Strategy — a comprehensive roadmap designed to equip Europe’s workforce with the digital skills and sustainability competences required to meet the challenges of the twin transition.

This strategy offers an integrated approach to sustainability, recognising the essential role of digital innovation in supporting social inclusion, environmental protection and economic growth. It is a practical and forward-thinking resource for a wide range of stakeholders, including:

• Education and training providers
• Learners and professionals
• Accreditation and certification bodies
• Industry associations and networks
• EU and national policymakers

To explore the full strategy and download the document, see here.

Become an Alliance Community Partner

The newsletter also invites organisations across Europe to join the Digital4Sustainability Alliance Community. This inclusive partnership welcomes public and private organisations of all sizes — including training providers, large enterprises, SMEs, public bodies, chambers of commerce, and social partners.

By joining, organisations can help shape a skills ecosystem that aligns with Europe’s sustainability goals while benefiting from access to resources, insights and collaborative opportunities.

Find out more and apply to join the Alliance Community: digital4sustainability.eu/join-us

Partner Spotlight

This month, the spotlight falls on two consortium partners whose expertise is helping to drive the project forward:

• HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht contributes its research expertise across climate, health, IT and sustainability to support needs analysis and education programme development.
• Digital Technology Skills Ltd leverages its strategic EU networks to advance digital skills, contributing to both the skills needs analysis and the rollout of training programmes across the partnership.

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