UNESCO’s 2025 report shows most countries recognise media literacy but few teach it effectively, urging stronger strategies to build critical thinking beyond digital skills.
This section offers a variety of publications, reports, studies, and data on digital skills and digitalisation. Find skills intelligence from throughout Europe to boost your knowledge, enhance your research activities, and understand the drivers behind the digital transformation.
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The 2025 ECOS report ‘From Innovation to Overshoot: How data centre expansion risks derailing climate goals’ explores the rapid growth of Europe’s digital economy, driven largely by the data centres that support cloud computing, AI, and essential network services. While this expansion signals major technological progress, it also brings significant environmental concerns.
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This European Commission’s 2025 brief shows how generative AI is rapidly reshaping research through writing and data analysis but warns of rising integrity and trust risks, urging common EU guidelines for its responsible use.
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This 2025 Eurofound–Cedefop report shows uneven SME digitalisation across Europe and calls for stronger skills investment and simpler, more coordinated support to boost competitiveness.
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The European Commission’s 2025 report Digital skills in Europe finds that digitalisation across European occupations is uneven, calling for targeted skills and training policies to meet 2030 Digital Decade goals.
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This Eurofound working paper presents how artificial intelligence is reshaping work across Europe by changing the way tasks are organised, skills are used, and decisions are made.
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The JRC report Work in the Digital Era finds that digital technologies have not led to mass job losses but are profoundly reshaping the quality and conditions of work, with institutions playing a key role in shaping outcomes.
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The Survey of Adult Skills 2023 Technical Report, published by the OECD in 2025, explains how literacy, numeracy, and adaptive problem-solving are assessed across 31 countries.
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The European Media Industry Outlook 2025, published by the European Commission, shows how Europe’s media sector is being reshaped by digital disruption and global competition.
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The “OECD Employment Outlook 2025” explores how shifting demographics, evolving labour market trends, and wage dynamics are reshaping the future of work and economic growth across developed countries