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CiviLink: Connecting Borders through e-CODEX Judicial Training

Location: Romania, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria

Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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Embarking on a transformative initiative, the National Institute of Magistracy collaborates with the RO National School of Clerks and five national judicial schools from Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Spain, along with EJTN on a project having as aim to enhance the digital capabilities of judges and court staff in the realm of EU judicial cooperation in civil matters. With a keen focus on R

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Under Construction
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Romania
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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The project “CiviLink: Connecting Borders through e-CODEX Judicial Training” is an infrastructure initiative, located in Romania, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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2026-07-22

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Embarking on a transformative initiative, the National Institute of Magistracy collaborates with the RO National School of Clerks and five national judicial schools from Bulgaria, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Spain, along with EJTN on a project having as aim to enhance the digital capabilities of judges and court staff in the realm of EU judicial cooperation in civil matters. With a keen focus on Regulations (EU) 2020/1783 and 2020/1784, and on the intricacies of e-CODEX, including EU data protection standards, our initiative addresses the urgent need for training in digital tools. It embodies a dual commitment to the effective application of EU law and to improving understanding of new technologies, upskills digital capacity, and promoting the efficient use of digitalised judicial procedures. Our project not only fills a gap in current training but aligns closely with EU priorities in judicial digitalisation and fundamental rights protection, marking a significant step towards a digitally proficient judiciary. Through a multifaceted approach, we propose a comprehensive blended learning training program for more than 260 judges and court staff involved in applying EU law in civil cases across six EU MS. The training includes 6 transnational and cross-professional seminars, each preceded by an introductory webinar. The activities are supported by e-learning tools: three tutorials and six reflective learning podcasts. The project outcomes are presented in a final formative conference, which also serves as a main dissemination channel. Our endeavour transcends mere skill enhancement; it fosters a cross-border dialogue among justice professionals, thereby facilitating a harmonised application of EU law.

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2025-10-15

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