The Andorra Digital Transformation programme (PdTDA) sets out the action plan to digitally transform the country. The programme got underway in 2020, and it is reviewed and updated every three years with a view to ensuring that the objectives of the 2030 digital strategy are being met. In this regard, each review pursues different objectives in line with the country’s progress towards digitalisation.
Lay the foundations for the digitalisation of the country, ensuring that a regulatory framework is drawn up and a technological infrastructure is put in place for digitalisation to develop with utmost security.
Develop skills and foster changes in habits while implementing digital services with a view to obtaining results that improve the day-to-day lives of citizens.
Reach an advanced level of digital maturity by fine-tuning and maximising the performance of public administrations with a view to offering the best possible service to citizens and businesses alike.
Achieve the objectives set, becoming a benchmark in digitalisation.
The PdTDA 2.0 programme’s objectives and projects have centred on digitalisation across four strategic areas or lines.
Improve administration efficiency via information technologies while putting in place digital communication channels for citizens to communicate with the administration.
Boost the productivity of the Andorran business sector by digitalising companies, driving the country’s startup and entrepreneurship ecosystem while opening up the business fabric to emerging digital industries.
Consolidate and evolve the current technological bases and foster the adoption of new technologies with a view to deploying tools to improve Administration efficiency and the day-to-day lives of citizens.
Ensure that the sustainable digitalisation of society, bearing in mind the different digital capabilities acquired by citizens and their rights as well as the environmental impact of digitalisation.