Programa Regio: España	D.G. Environment Ver tb. AQUÍ	D.G. X Eurobarómetro	D.O. de las CC.EE. (TED)	EUDOR
Committee of Regions (COR)	Tribunal de Cuentas Europeo	European Union Law (EURLEX)	MIDDAY EXPRESS	Docs. Oficiales U.E. Green Papers White Papers
UCLAF	EIONET	Boletín de la U.E.	BACH	RAPID
European Environment Agency	Base de datos SCADPLUS	EUR-OP News	Natura2000	The Key (Customs & Taxation)

D.G. I	D.G. II	D.G. III	D.G. IV	D.G. V	D.G. VI
D.G. VII	D.G. VIII	D.G. IX	D.G. X	D.G. XI	D.G. XII
D.G. XIII	D.G. XIV	D.G. XV	D.G. XVI	D.G. XVII	D.G. XIX
D.G. XXI	D.G. XXII	D.G. XXIII	D.G. XXIV	Pol. de la U.E.	CES

eEurope An Information Society For All
Every EU citizen, every home and school, every business and administration must benefit from the Information Society. The Commission's e-Europe Initiative aims to bring everyone in Europe online as quickly as possible through: ‘European youth into the digital age’, cheaper Internet access, accelerating e-commerce, fast Internet
for researchers and students, smart cards for secure electronic access, risk capital for high-tech SMEs; e-participation for the disabled, healthcare online, intelligent transport, government online. All these actions focus on specific ambitious targets which need to be achieved urgently and for which a joint effort of the Member States, the Commission and citizens is required: COM(99) 687 fin.
Vid.: http://europa.eu.int/comm/information_society/eeurope/index_en.htm
e-Europe - An Information Society for All – Progress report: COM(2000) 130; IP/00/239: Vid. IP_00_239.pdf (dw)

Unified rules for the legal recognition of electronic signatures and the accreditation of certification-service providers will act against prevalent barriers to e-commerce and strengthen confidence in the new technologies. The EU calls upon the Member States to meet essential requirements specific to electronic-signature products before 19 July 2001: OJ L 13, 2000.