Enhancing PROtection of Children – vicTims of crime

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Objectives: - To boost Directive 2012/29/EU application in cases of child victims of crime - To elaborate child victims of crime individual needs assessment methodology - To inspire a multidisciplinary network of professionals - To raise awareness on childs’ rights, granted by Directive 2012/29/EU Activities: - Online platform development - Social media campaign - Policy briefings organisation - Articles’ publication - Directive 2012/29/EU transposition review in partner countries and other MS, best practices identification - Directive 2012/29/EU transposition comparative analysis - Individual assessment methodologies of child victims of crime in partner countries and other MS study, best practices identification - Policy guidelines elaboration - E-PROTECT findings translation - Seminars, MeetUps,Virtual events & International conference organisation Type and number of persons benefiting from the project: - 630 Multi-disciplinary professionals working with child victims of crime at least - 150 Media representatives - 2000 Stakeholders at least Expected results: - Improved understanding on child rights established by Directive 2012/29/EU - Increased application of child victims of crime individual needs assessment methodologies - Established panEuropean network of multidisciplinary professionals working with child victims of crime Type and number of outputs to be produced: - Online platform - 10 country reports - 2 panEuropean reports - Comparative study - Policy guidelines - 15 1-day seminars in partner countries - 3 e-Discussions - E-PROTECT child victims individual needs assessment methodology - 15 1-day MeetUps in partner countries - 3-day virtual conference - E-PROTECT network of professionals - Dissemination materials (5 banners, 1000 flyers, 550 pads, 550 pens, 550 folders, 550 tote bags, 550 cardholders, 550 paper coasters) - 5 Policy briefings - 15 Publications - 1 International conference