@Misc{FromholdEisebith2019,
  author   = {Martina Fromhold-Eisebith and Ulrike Grote and Ellen Matthies and Dirk Messner and Karen Pittel and Hans Joachim Schellnhuber and Ina Schieferdecker and Sabine Schlacke and Uwe Schneidewind},
  title    = {A European Way to our Common Digital Future},
  subtitle = {WBGU Policy Paper},
  type     = {misc},
  abstract = {The new European Commission president has announced a Green Deal for Europe. This can only succeed if opportunities and risks of digitalization for a fundamental transformation of the economy and society are taken into account. In this paper, the WBGU develops cornerstones of a European way to a common digital future. The EU\'s cross-cutting sustainability policy needs an implementation strategy for the SDGs and an 8th Environmental Action Programme that exploits digital technologies for its objectives and minimizes the risks associated with them. The EU\'s digital policy should implement ecological and social objectives in addition to economic ones and therefore demand, for example, the provision of data by companies and sustainability-oriented AI. Public-service digital infrastructures and services should also be guaranteed. Research and innovation policy should strategically promote digital technologies to achieve sustainability goals. In this way, the EU can become an international role model in interlinking digitalization and sustainability.},
  file     = {:2019/FromholdEisebith2019 - A European Way to Our Common Digital Future.pdf:PDF},
  volume   = {Politikpapier 11},
  year     = {2019}
}