EUROPEAN GREEN DIGITAL COALITION The European Green Digital Coalition (EGDC) is an initiative of companies, supported by the European Commission and the European Parliament, based on the request of the EU Council, which aims to harness the enabling emission-reducing potential of digital solutions to all...

Osservatorio Consumo Digitale Responsabile Una vetrina di prodotti e servizi digitali socialmente utili per i cittadini. Usa il motore di ricerca o clicca sulle categorie per conoscere prodotti e serv...

L’IA durable recouvre deux concepts : une IA respectueuse de la planète et ses habitants, et une IA qui permet de préserver l’environnement. Les systèmes d’IA ne cochent pas tous les deux cases.

404 pages, where joy and errors meet. A growing gallery of 404 page designs from around the internet. For all those lost pages, error pages & page not found out there.

OpenSSF Scorecard - Security health metrics for Open Source - ossf/scorecard

À compter du 29 juin 2025, divers textes de loi s’appliquent à l’accessibilité numérique. Leurs caractéristiques principales sont indiquées ici.

Ne vous laissez pas induire en erreur par certaines publications erronées relatives aux nouvelles obligations d’accessibilité qui vont entrer en vigueur fin juin 2025.

ARRM helps you assign responsibilities for digital accessibility to appropriate roles (UX designer, content creator, developer) early in projects.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires that products and services made available within the European Union (EU) are accessible. Like most EU Directives, the EAA (DIRECTIVE (EU) 2019/882) is hard to understand, and this has left many people unsure about what it means - and more importantly, what they need to do to make sure their products and services comply. With this in mind, we'd like to share our understanding of the EAA as it applies to digital products and services.

Cancel que ça s'arrête ? Depuis l’investiture de Donald Trump à la Maison-Blanche, puis la signature de centaines de décrets, nous assistons à un autodafé numérique de tout ce qui touche de près ou de loin aux politiques pour la diversité, l’inclusion, l’équité et à la justice climatique. Le processus est méthodique et tout y passe. Analyse.

Banque du groupe La Poste, La Banque Postale s’est engagée dès 2005 dans une démarche d’accessibilité numérique. Depuis 2020, elle …

Acteur majeur de l’assurance en France regroupant les marques MAAF, MMA et GMF, Covéa accompagne plus de 12 millions de clients et compte 22 000 …

divpGenerative AI (Gen-AI) represents a new stage in digital transformation through its many applications. Unfortunately, by accelerating the growth of digital technology, Gen-AI is contributing to the multiple environmental damages caused by its sector. The question of the sustainability of IT must include this new technology and its applications, by estimating its environmental impact. We propose various ways of improving the measurement of Gen-AI's environmental impact. Whether using life-cycle analysis methods or direct measurement experiments, we illustrate our methods by studying Stable Diffusion a Gen-AI image generation available as a service. By calculating the environmental costs of this Gen-AI service from end to end, we broaden our view of the impact of these technologies. We show that Gen-AI, as a service, generates an impact through the use of numerous user terminals and networks. We also show that decarbonizing the sources of electricity for these services will not be enough to solve the problem of their sustainability, due to their consumption of energy and rare metals. This consumption will inevitably raise the question of feasibility in a world of finite resources. We therefore propose our methodology as a means of measuring the impact of Gen-AI in advance. Our approach differentiates the embodied and operational impacts of Gen-AI in order to consider the sustainability of models and equipment. Such solution will provide valuable data for discussing the sustainability or otherwise of Gen-AI solutions in a more transparent and comprehensive way./p/div

To help advertisers better measure and manage their carbon emissions Google has announced Carbon Footprint for Google Ads. This provides first-party data to marketers to track the emissions generated

National Museums Scotland has partnered with Digital Carbon Online and Supercool to reduce the carbon footprint of their website. By implementing green hosting, optimising page assets, and leveraging a sustainable website rebuild, NMS achieved a significant reduction in emissions while enhancing user experience. Discover how this collaboration sets a new standard for sustainability in the digital space

Les référentiels pour intégrer le numérique responsable dans son organisation À mesure que le numérique responsable évolue et se démocratise en entreprise, de plus en plus de référentiels et guides voient le jour pour orienter les acteurs vers des pratiques plus responsables. Ces référentiels sont essentiels pour faciliter l’adoption de pratiques numériques éco-responsables en organisation […]

Chaque mois, L’UAPP Observer passe au scan les acteurs clés d’un secteur : techno de développement, rythme de déploiement, optimisation des notes des utilisateurs. Notre première édition : Banque.

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La Suite numérique brings all agents and professionals together in the public sphere

With fresh perspectives and a clear roadmap, the Green Software Patterns Catalog is set to evolve and improve its impact on reducing software’s carbon emissions.

Le RGESN - référentiel général de l’écoconception des services numériques - se positionne sur les audits d’écoconception, dans le …

Le digital responsable, inclusif et durable existe et nous avons une multitude d’opportunités de stages et alternances à te proposer. Chiche ?

This group has been created to accommodate the Code of Conduct for Data Centres Energy Efficiency.The Data Centres Energy Efficiency CoC has been established in response to increasing energy consumption in data centres and the need to reduce the related environmental, economic and energy supply security impacts. The aim is to inform and stimulate data centre operators and owners to reduce energy consumption in a cost-effective manner without hampering the mission critical function of data centres. The Code of Conduct aims to achieve this by improving understanding of energy demand within the data centre, raising awareness, and recommending energy efficient best practice and targets.This Code of Conduct is a voluntary initiative aimed to bring interested stakeholders together, including the coordination of other similar activities by manufacturers, vendors, consultants and utilities. Parties signing up will be expected to follow the intent of this Code of Conduct and abide by a set of agreed commitments.For more information on The European Code of Conduct for Energy Efficiency in Data Centre Download the brouchure  ICT CoC Data Centres Applicantsicon Become a Participant icon CoC Participants iconCoC Endorsers

The SDEA Navigator is a one-of-a-kind tool designed to precisely measure the operational efficiency and sustainability of datacenters (DC) and IT infrastructures.