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Estonian Safer Internet Centre - Smartly on the Web VII

Sector: Broadband • Location: Estonia

Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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"The project ""Estonian Safer Internet Centre - Smartly on the Web VII"" is a joint action of four organizations: Estonian Union for Child Welfare, Education and Youth Board, Tallinn University of Technology and Estonian Social Insurance Board. The overall objective of the project is to further develop and strengthen the existing national platform in order: 1) to promote the competence of children

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Sector
Broadband, Telecommunications, Education, Government
Location
Estonia
Updated
22 Jul 2026
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EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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The project “Estonian Safer Internet Centre - Smartly on the Web VII” is an infrastructure initiative in the Broadband sector, located in Estonia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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"The project ""Estonian Safer Internet Centre - Smartly on the Web VII"" is a joint action of four organizations: Estonian Union for Child Welfare, Education and Youth Board, Tallinn University of Technology and Estonian Social Insurance Board. The overall objective of the project is to further develop and strengthen the existing national platform in order: 1) to promote the competence of children and young people, as well as parents, teachers and other specialists in the use of digital technologies; To this end, all partner organizations carry out partly together and partly independently awareness raising trainings, seminars and workshops, organize joint campaigns (for example SID campaigns), develop online/offline tools and methods (online safety exercises, training modules, video shots, boarding game, etc.) and promote the use of positive online content as well as support the participation of children and young people in the planning and organization of awareness-raising activities and resources. All developed resources and information about the events will be available on the Estonian SIC website targaltinternetis.ee which is managed by EUCW. 2) to provide counselling and assistance in case of problems and issues related to the use of digital technologies via Child Helpline. Helpline services are communicated to target groups via campaigns and events; 3) to provide reporting service for the public to tackling child sexual abuse material online (CSAM) – Hotline. Hotline receives and handles reports from the public and from partner hotlines, provides relevant statistics and raises awareness about the service. The Estonian SIC has strong support at the national level from varioA current proposal of the action ""Estonian Safer Internet Centre - Smartly on the Web VII"" is a joint initiative of four organizations: Estonian Union for Child Welfare, Information Technology Foundation for Education, Tallinn University of Technology and Estonian Social Insurance Board."

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2025-12-15

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