All instruments Policy Switzerland: Digital Switzerland Strategy 2020 No summary is recorded for this instrument. Adopted Not yet reviewed English Open the source (opens in a new tab) Suggest a correction Details Full text Details Identity Title Digital Switzerland Strategy 2020 Original title Not recorded Instrument ID ch-na-digswst-2020 Type Policy Status Adopted Jurisdiction and publisher Jurisdiction Switzerland Publisher Swiss Federal Council Language English Dates and versions Date Not recorded Versions Enacted · Not recorded Classification Policy areas Not recorded Source Source URL https://www.bk.admin.ch/dam/en/sd-web/Upu47SmeVcfA/strategiedch2020.pdf Retrieved August 29, 2026 License Unknown. Follow the publisher’s terms. Access note Not recorded Full text 88,005 characters Original text, English · 88,005 characters in 1 part Load the full text Download as .txt Outline (48 headings) 1. Purpose 20183. The text of the strategy with all links to further documentation is published at 2. Principles 2.1. Putting people at the forefront 2.2. Providing room for development 2.3. Facilitating structural change 2.4. Networking the shaping of transformation processes 3. Key objectives 3.1. Enabling equal participation for all and strengthening solidarity 3.2. Guaranteeing security, trust and transparency 3.3. Continuing to strengthen people's digital empowerment and self- 3.4. Ensuring value creation, growth and prosperity 3.5. Reducing the environmental footprint and energy consumption 4. Fields of action 4.1. Education, research and innovation 4.1.2. Research and innovation are being strengthened 4.2. Infrastructure 4.2.2. Mobility in Switzerland is intelligent, networked and efficient in all areas 5 July 2018 4.2.3. The energy networks in Switzerland are intelligent, secure and efficient 11 December 2018 4.3. Security 4.3.1. Protection from cyber risks is ensured 4.3.2. The opportunities of digitalisation will be used to increase security 4.4. Environmental protection, natural resources and energy 4.4.1. The resource consumption of digitalisation is optimised 4.4.2. The energy supply system is efficient, secure and reliable 4.4.3. The use of resources and energy is more efficient and more sustainable 4.4.4. The basis for calculating environmental assessments has been improved 4.5. Political participation and e-government 4.5.5. Networking is strengthened at all federal levels 4.6. The economy 4.6.2. Switzerland will provide room for the development of new business models 4.6.5. Smart farming technologies contribute to the competitiveness and sustainability of 4.7. Data, digital content and artificial intelligence 4.7.2. Appropriate datasets are available as open data 4.7.3. Access to data and the data infrastructures in the energy sector will be upgraded 1 October 2018 4.7.7. Access to digital content is improved 4.7.8. The need for a “Swiss Cloud” and its feasibility have been examined 4.8. Social affairs, healthcare and culture 4.8.2. Networking the participants in the healthcare sector enables made-to-measure health 4.9. International commitment 4.9.3. Switzerland is committed to a safe and trustworthy cyberspace 4.9.4. International norms and standards reflect the interests of Switzerland 5.1. Networking and cooperation of all stakeholder groups 5.2. The “Digital Switzerland” action plan 2501 Biel / Bienne The outline comes from headings detected in the text, so it might miss some or include extras. JavaScript is turned off. To read the text, open each of its 1 part: Part 1 1,067 of 1,262, newest first Previous Digital Strategy for Cyprus 2020-2025 Next Digital Switzerland Strategy 2026 Show a random instrument All instruments