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October 1, 2024. The German government has once again slowed down considerably in the implementation of its digital policy projects. In the past three months, just six further projects have been completed, compared to seven between April and June of this year. As of October 1, 2024, just 104 of the total of 334 digital policy projects in this legislative period have been completed - this corresponds to just 31%. In contrast, a total of 230 projects, or 69%, are still open. This is shown by the latest evaluation of Bitkom's "Digital Policy Monitor".https://cdn.pblzr.de/dacbb27c-1270-4041-b681-e2b95f06f8a1/2024/10/bitkom-logo-400x300_1_TEXT.jpg