CDR - NEWS
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19. Nov 2024 - Follow-up report
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14. Nov 2024 - Publication
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14. Nov 2024 - Publication
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16. Sep 2024 - Announcement
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13. Sep 2024 - Event
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12. Jun 2024 - Announcement
Events
- 11. Dec 2024 Online Impetus for CDR: Inclusive Digitization: Accessibility as a Success Factor
- 20. Nov 2024 Online Impetus for CDR: Learning Labs – Collaborative Learning at New Work
- 14. Nov 2024 Data Space, Rosenthaler Str. 38, 10178 Berlin CDR Conference 2024 – Fairness in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- 27. Mar 2024 Online Impetus for CDR: Digital Data Clean-Up 2024
- 9. Nov 2023 dbb-Forum, Friedrichstraße 169, 10117 Berlin CDR-Konferenz 2023 - Der Mensch im Mittelpunkt der Digitalisierung
- 7. Dec 2022 Online Impetus for CDR: The Digital Product Passport and AI-based applications for sustainable consumption
- 9. Nov 2022 Online Impetus for CDR: Feminist tech policy – why it matters for everyone and what companies can do
- 5. Oct 2022 Online Impetus for CDR: Data minimalism and environmental protection: employees and digital spring cleaning
- 7. Sep 2022 Online Impetus for CDR: Ethical issues in the Big Data industry
- 6. Jul 2022 Online Impetus for CDR: Digital competence for employees – a holistic approach in healthcare
Publications
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14. Nov 2024 Survey on the assessment of opportunities and risks in the use of AI in the population On the occasion of the 5th CDR Conference on 14 November 2024 in Berlin, the CDR Initiative is publishing survey results on the opportunities and risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The aim of the survey is to examine citizens' experiences with AI technologies, the opportunities and risks associated with the use of AI and expectations regarding the responsible use of AI.
Here you will find the appendix to the survey with further information on the sample, selected analyses according to socio-demographic variables and the survey design: Appendix
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14. Nov 2024 Diversity impact assessment brochure Diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities are core values of our society. Digitalisation can have both positive and negative effects on these values. With the help of our diversity impact assessment, we provide companies with a tool with which they can evaluate the impact of digitalisation processes on diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities and identify improvement measures.
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13. Nov 2024 Anthology on Human-centred digitalisation -
30. Sep 2024 Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 – Checklist 2: Cleaning-Up Clouds and Drives Following the successful conclusion of this year's Digital Data Clean-Up campaign, here is a short version of our Checklist 2: Cleaning-Up Clouds and Drives
We would be delighted if you can use the tips in the checklist yourself and use them to inspire you to take part in Digital Data Cleaning 2025.
Please read the relevant information in the disclaimer before using the checklist.
You can find more information about Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 here.
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30. Sep 2024 Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 – Checklist 1: Reduce the Flood of E-Mails Following the successful conclusion of this year's Digital Data Clean-Up campaign, here is a short version of our Checklist 1: Reduce the Floods of Mails
We would be delighted if you can use the tips in the checklist yourself and use them to inspire you to take part in Digital Data Cleaning 2025.
Please read the relevant information in the disclaimer before using the checklist.
You can find more information about Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 here.
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30. Sep 2024 Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 – Checklist 3: Sustainable Work Following the successful conclusion of this year's Digital Data Clean-Up campaign, here is a short version of our Checklist 3: Sustainable Work
We would be delighted if you can use the tips in the checklist yourself and use them to inspire you to take part in Digital Data Cleaning 2025.
Please read the relevant information in the disclaimer before using the checklist.
You can find more information about Digital Data Clean-Up 2024 here.
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8. Feb 2024 Transparency in the healthcare sector Lorem ipsum
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8. Nov 2023 People at the centre of digitalisation: results of a representative online survey on people-centricity The survey was designed on the occasion of the 4th CDR Conference on 9 November 2023 in Berlin and conducted by the CDR Initiative office.
The goal of the survey was to ascertain the attitudes and needs of citizens with regard to the topic of people-centredness.
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1. Aug 2023 ‘A clear stance against disinformation and hate speech!’ - Interview with two authors of the white paper -
18. Jul 2023 CDR Initiative WP Desinformation Hate Speech -
8. Dec 2022 Four theses on the responsible use of theses -
8. Jun 2022 Programme CDR Conference 2022 -
1. Dec 2021 Guest article CDR: ‘Protecting people in the digital space’ -
12. Oct 2021 Final publication DFC 2021 -
9. Jun 2021 Survey on corporate responsibility For the study entitled “Corporate Digital Responsibility: Results of a Representative Survey”, the Institute for Consumer Policy ConPolicy commissioned an online survey on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection. This survey was conducted by YouGov Deutschland. For the survey, 1,038 people were interviewed throughout Germany in April 2021. The results were weighted and are representative of the population in Germany aged 18 and over. Further information on the sample and the socio-demographic indicators can be found on page ten of the publication.
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9. Jun 2021 CDR Code -
30. Nov 2020 CDR Initiative and the Sustainable Development Goals Measures that can contribute to achieve the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations
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2. Apr 2019 Methodology of scenario planning In the CDR Initiative run by the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection (BMJV), an approach using scenario planning was developed, enabling the consequences of the digital transformation process to be identified using realistic case examples.