EIPA is proud to be a partner in the innovative Digital Ethics Officer for Public Administration (DEO4PA) Training Programme. The course is designed to equip public administrators across Europe with the skills to address the ethical, social, and legal challenges of emerging digital technologies.
This Erasmus+ initiative, co-funded by the European Union and led by the Italian Ministry of Economic Affairs, brings together key institutions from The Netherlands (EIPA, ALLAI), France (EDHEC Augmented Law Institute), Greece (DIMITRA), and Italy (Uninettuno).
Why Digital Ethics Officers Matter
As digital technologies rapidly transform public administration, the need for Digital Ethics Officers (DEOs) is growing. DEOs are professionals who navigate the complexities of digitalisation, ensuring ethical practices and compliance with legal frameworks. The pilot DEO4PA course will prepare civil servants from The Netherlands, France, Greece and Italy for this new role, combining world-class education with hands-on learning.
What Does the DEO4PA Course Offer?
The programme delivers top-tier training at the intersection of ethics and digital transformation, ensuring civil servants can guide ethical decision-making processes in public administration.
Key Features:
- EU-recognised Certification
- Funded by Erasmus+ with no additional cost
- Asynchronous and synchronous learning mixing theory and practice
Participants will acquire the necessary skills to understand, address, and mitigate ethical, social, and legal implications associated with digitalisation and digital technologies in public administration.
Ready to become a Digital Ethics Officer and a key player in ethical digital governance?
Deadline is 19 September.
About the project:
The Digital Ethics Officer for European Administration (DEO4PA) Training Programme is an Erasmus+ initiative co-funded by the European Union to help public administrators become Digital Ethics Officers (DEOs).
The Ministry of Finance of Italy (MEF) is the coordinator of the DEO4PA Consortium formed by first-class players in their fields in France (EDHEC Augmented Law Institute), the Netherlands (ALLAI, EIPA), Greece (DIMITRA) and Italy (Uninettuno).
