EU FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TIPS

The aims of this call are:

(a) to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of persons suspected or accused of crime (procedural rights priority);

(b) to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of victims of crime (victims' rights priority).

The project should cover one or several of the following activities:

- analytical activities, such as data collection and creation of data bases, surveys, research etc.;

- mutual learning, exchange of good practices, development of working methods which may be transferable to other participating countries;

- exchange and provision of information and development of information tools;

- capacity building for professionals;

- facilitating cooperation between competent authorities (including where relevant national experts or agencies dealing with the aspects covered by this call) and/or legal practitioners and/or service providers (including multi-disciplinary networks at EU or international, national, regional or local levels);

- communication activities including dissemination of information about rights and activities raising awareness of the existing rules on rights at EU and national levels, relevant to the priorities of the call;

- training activities, as long as they are of ancillary nature and not the main purpose of the project.

The normal functioning of an organisation or the setting up of a new organisation cannot be co-funded.

The aims of this call are:

1. to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of persons suspected or accused of crime (procedural rights priority);

2. to contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU criminal law in the area of the rights of victims of crime (victims' rights priority).

Eligible activities

• analytical activities, such as data collection, surveys, research activities, etc.;

• mutual learning, identifying and exchange of best practices, development of working methods which may be transferable to other participating countries;

• exchange and provision of information and development of information tools;

• capacity building for professionals;

• facilitating cooperation between competent authorities and agencies, legal practitioners and/or service providers (including multi-disciplinary networks at international, national, regional or local levels);

• communication activities including dissemination of information about the rights of victims or procedural rights and activities aimed at raising awareness of the existing rules at EU and national levels.

Deadline:19 September 2018 17:00:00

 Priorities

As an integral part of the child-friendly justice system, in full cooperation with practitioners and designated authorities in the national justice system(s) concerned:

1. To systemise and further roll out evidence-based supports to children involved in criminal, civil or administrative judicial proceedings.

2. Capacity-building for judicial and other practitioners/professionals involved in systemising robust, multidisciplinary individual assessments under Article 22 of Directive 2012/29/EU establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime and Article 7 of Directive (EU) 2016/800 on procedural safeguards for children who are suspects or accused persons in criminal proceedings, taking account of the Member States which transposed/are due to transpose these Directives.

Deadline:14.05.2019

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