Impact/Creation of harmonised training for work in the virtual worlds
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Creation of harmonised training for work in the virtual worlds
Commitment recorded
Recommendation heading in the official record
Creation of harmonised training for work in the virtual worlds
This archive currently holds the heading, not the full recommendation text. Open the official source below for the complete wording.
How this recommendation emerged
Process and method
Recommendation 2 of Panel 5 · Virtual Worlds, theme "Education & skills". Recorded as adopted in the panel's final report, which is the source of record; this entry carries the checked heading, not the full recommendation wording.
Participation
Produced by randomly selected citizens from across the European Union, deliberating over several sessions.
Institutions asked to respond
European Commission · Sent on 2023-04-23
Institutional response
Commission follow-up on virtual-world skills
Responding institution: European Commission
On its official panel page, the European Commission identifies three Commission-funded projects in the 2024 Digital Europe work programme as support for skills in virtual-world technologies and explicitly relates them to Recommendation 2. The page does not establish that harmonised worker training or mutual recognition has been delivered across all Member States.
What happened next
Commission strategy records a digital-skills action
The Commission adopted Communication COM(2023) 442 on 11 July 2023. Action 1 commits to support skills development for virtual-world technologies under the Digital Europe programme in 2024. This records a policy commitment, not completed training.
Documented evidence
What remains unresolved
The Commission links funded digital-skills projects to this recommendation and published a strategy commitment. This record has not independently verified the projects’ delivery, reach, or whether harmonised worker training and mutual recognition now exist across Member States.