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Home > Publications > What can the new European Parliament expect on the ICT agenda

What can the new European Parliament expect on the ICT agenda

What can the new European Parliament expect on the ICT agenda

Briefing    |    31 October 2019

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The production of ICT has a huge impact on the environment, climate change, human rights and working conditions along global supply chains in the Global South. This document aims to provide information to Members of the European Parliament about sustainability and human rights violations in ICT supply chains (Information Communication Technology) and discuss what MEPs can do during their Parliament term between 2019 and 2024 in order to push for EU policies to address these issues.

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Institution: European Parliament

Project: Make ICT fair

Tags: Make ICT fair

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