Around a year ago, the first study was concluded on the impact of e-initiatives (encompassing the e-school, e-teacher and e-opportunities programmes) and the appraisal of related policies in terms of the take-up and use of communication technologies – especially broadband. With a view to identifying possible measures to optimise the project, ANACOM contracted an external body through public tender (the consultants KPMG) in order to conduct a reassessment of the impact of e-initiatives with respect to the target public, taking particular account of the evolution of market conditions and of the e-initiatives themselves.
