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This strategy builds on what has been achieved and the lessons learned, the goal being to boost growth and jobs. The first priority must be to hasten the exit from the crisis, but the strategy must also provide the building blocks for growth that will be sustainable in the future.
The strategy should ensure that Europe’s high quality of life, underpinned by its unique social model, is sustained and further enhanced. Employment, productivity and social cohesion should also be strengthened.
This page brings together links to progress reports on the Europe 2020 strategy and its targets, as well as background information and documents.
The European Commission adopted the 2013 Annual Growth Survey (AGS), setting out five priorities designed to guide Member States through the crisis to renewed growth: pursuing differentiated, growth-friendly fiscal consolidation; restoring normal lending to the economy; promoting growth and competitiveness for today and tomorrow; tackling unemployment and the social consequences of the crisis; and modernising public administration.
DOCUMENT. Annual Growth Survey 2013
More information on the Annual Growth Survey
They are translated into national targets
and measured by eight indicators.
Our goal: EUROPE 2020 (smart, sustainable and inclusive growth)
The initiatives are meant to boost a smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
Adoption of the strategy: 3 March 2010
Digital agenda for Europe: 19 May 2010
Youth on the Move: 15 September 2010
Innovation Union: 6 October 2010
An industrial policy for the globalisation era: 28 October 2010
An agenda for new skills and jobs: 23 November 2010
European platform against poverty: 16 December 2010
Resource-efficient Europe: 26 January 2011