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The EU is supporting breakthrough digitally-based solutions to these challenges, such as cyber-psychology to address obesity and depression, intelligent transport systems to cut traffic congestion and save fuel, drawing on social networks and open data to fight crime in smart cities, and privacy-respecting cyber security. This support is not just about developing nice-to-have solutions to improve quality of life, EU investment in these initiatives fosters innovation and helps seed new markets, while strengthening EU industry and completing the Digital Single Market, so crucial for our future employment and growth. At a time when citizens and national governments are very legitimately wondering whether their contributions to the EU budget are a good use of scarce public funds, I firmly believe that our work on Societal Challenges provides real added value for European taxpayers. The EU is in a unique position to harness economies of scale from its investment in R&D, bring forward industry- leading standards or pave the way for large emerging markets, while finding solutions to issues which affect our citizens and communities. Robert Madelin Director-General DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology European Commission
Living Healthy, Ageing Well 6 Efficient use of resources 23 Smart, green transport 31 Innovative online public services in an inclusive and reflective society 36 Living in a secure society 52 5
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Page 33 and 34: In contrast to euroFOT, CVIS projec
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FutureID The FutureID infrastructur
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