Denmark in the Global Economy The Danish Government has launched an ambitious and pro-active strategy to gear Denmark for the future. The strategy, which was published in April 2006, contains 350 specific initiatives, which together entail extensive reforms of education and training programmes as well as research and entrepreneurship, and also substantial improvements in the framework conditions for growth and innovation in all areas of society.  The main report of the strategy - “Fremgang, fornyelse og tryghed”- is available only in Danish.  The publication, “Progress, Innovation and Cohesion Strategy for Denmark in the Global Economy - Summary”, is a translation of the summary of the strategy. You can find a short introduction to the strategy on this website.
The strategy has materialised through a process that is unique in its openness and transparency and in its incorporation of broad groups in society. 
In April 2005, the Government set up a Globalisation Council comprising representatives of all sections of society with the task of advising the Government on a strategy for Denmark in the global economy. On the Council, the Government has sat together with important groups in society across traditional divides: employers together with trade unions, and representatives of the major educational and research areas and companies alongside each other. In a total of 14 meetings, the Council has heard contributions from 48 international and Danish speakers and held discussions with 111 representatives of organisations and other individuals specially invited to the meetings.Furthermore background material about some of the key issues in the globalisation strategy are available on this website.