About ERNACT
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ERNACT, the European Regions Network for the Application of Communications Technology, is an international digital transformation network established in 1991. It is managed by Donegal County Council (Ireland) and Derry City & Strabane District Council (Northern Ireland) to jointly pursue opportunities in funding, development and knowledge transfer for digital transformation.


Our Network
The ERNACT network has 11 core members: 10 in Europe and 1 in Atlantic Canada. Our goal is to collaborate on developing projects, securing funding opportunities, and sharing expertise in digital transformation. Members include public service organisations such as local, regional and city authorities, development agencies, and universities. Together, we access European Union digitalisation programmes and funding to benefit our regions, businesses, and universities. 

Mission
To promote sustainable development, innovation, and resilience in regions by facilitating knowledge exchange, leveraging digital transformation, and building strategic partnerships.

Vision
ERNACT empowers regions to achieve a connected and sustainable future. We aspire to be a catalyst for regional development by fostering collective knowledge, embracing emerging digital technologies, and creating a dynamic environment aligned with the European Union’s Digital Strategy for 2021-2027.

Values
  • Collaboration: We believe in the power of diverse regions working together, sharing knowledge, and co-creating innovative solutions to address common challenges.
  • Sustainability: We promote responsible resource use and the adoption of digital and green technologies to achieve sustainable development.
  • Inclusivity: We ensure all partner and member regions have an equal voice and access to resources, fostering an inclusive environment with sustainable solutions that benefit every community within our network.





Core ERNACT regions
Newfoundland & Labrador
Canada
South Ostrobothnia
Finland
Nièvre
France
Upper Franconia
Germany
Donegal
Ireland
Gaeltacht
Ireland
West Romania
Romania
Ljubljana
Slovenia
Cantabria
Spain
Västernorrland
Sweden
Derry & Strabane
United Kingdom