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EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERAL JUSTICE AND CONSUMERS Unit 04: Programme and financial management

Brussels, 12 December 2018

CALL RESULTS

Programme: Justice programme 2014-2020

Call for proposals: JUST-FTRA-EJTR-AG-2017

Topic: Action grants to support transnational projects on

judicial training covering civil law, criminal law or

fundamental rights

Publication date: 30 March 2017

Types of action: JUST-AG Justice Action Grant

Opening date: 15 June 2017

Deadline: 25 October 2017 2017 17:00:00

Single-stage

Call's indicative budget: 6 098 000.00 €

Number of proposals submitted: 34

Number of ineligible proposals: 0

Number of proposals funded: 21

Total amount of grants awarded: 7 834 860.68 €

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 800827 – REFOTRA Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 800827 Project Acronym: REFOTRA Duration (months): 24 Project Title: Recognition of foreign training activities for lawyers Coordinator:

STICHTING EUROPEAN LAWYERS FOUNDATION Neuhuyskade 2596 XM The Hague Netherlands

Total Cost: 151 758.10 € Grant Awarded: 121 406.48 €

Participant Name Country Participant

Role Grant

Requested %

STICHTING EUROPEAN LAWYERS FOUNDATION NL COORDINATOR 95.093,04 € 78,33%

CONSEIL DES BARREAUX EUROPEENS AISBL BE PARTICIPANT 26.313,44 € 21,67%

121.406,48 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

To complete the existing research on national mandatory continuing training regimes in

order to have a full understanding of the current situation of mutual recognition of cross-

border training in EU Member States

To produce recommendation(s) that will aim at the principle of automatic recognition of

training in another Member State

To evaluate the proposed recommendation(s)

Activities

The project consists of 3 workpackages with the following activities:

WP1: Management and coordination of the project (coordination of partners and people

involved in the project’s work, financial management, relations with the European

Commission)

WP 2: Technical work (research work, drafting of recommendations and evaluation of

recommendations)

WP 3: Dissemination and communication (activities to engage stakeholders and inform them

about the state of play of the project during the various implementation phases)

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Type and number of persons benefiting from the project

Direct beneficiaries: 1 million European lawyers, and the Bars and Law Societies of Member States

Other beneficiaries: citizens, businesses and institutions, since trained lawyers are key for legal

certainty.

Expected results

Assessment of the situation in the various Member States on the recognition of foreign

training

Drafting recommendation(s) with possible solutions to bring about an innovative solution to

the recognition of foreign training

Evaluation of the feasibility of the proposed solutions to understand their feasibility in

relation to the recognition of foreign training

Type and number of deliverables to be produced

WP1: Meeting minutes, progress report and final technical report

WP2: Questionnaire to assess situation in member States on recognition of foreign training,

assessment document, recommendations on solutions and report on the evaluation of

solutions

WP3: updates, information about the project on partners’ websites, tweets and articles

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 801821 – COMPUTER FORENSICS

Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 801821 Project Acronym: Computer Forensics Duration (months): 22 Project Title: Basic Computer Forensics Skills for EU Legal Practitioners: Practice-Oriented

Training Courses to Meet the Challenges of New Technologies Coordinator:

EUROPAEISCHE RECHTSAKADEMIE TRIER OFFENTLICHE STIFTUNG METZER ALLEE 4 54295 TRIER Germany



Role Grant

Requested %

EUROPAEISCHE RECHTSAKADEMIE TRIER OFFENTLICHE STIFTUNG DE COORDINATOR 202.080,00 € 99,65%

CENTRO DE ESTUDOS JUDICIARIOS CEJ PT PARTICIPANT 705,60 € 0,35%

202.785,60 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

The main objective of the project is to train EU legal practitioners (judges, prosecutors, lawyers in

private practice) on the basics of computer forensics and to enable them to gain an overview of the

complex challenges related to all those criminal cases with tech/internet components. In order to

meet this objective, six seminars will be organised throughout Europe from March 2019 to

September 2020.

Activities

Six practice-oriented training events in English, duration: 1.5 days each.

Vilnius: March 2019

Lisbon: May 2019

Zagreb: October 2019

Prague: March 2020

Barcelona: May 2020

Trier: September 2020

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Modules of the course (broadly identified):

Computer Forensics explained to legal practitioners / Computer Forensics in the legal

proceedings: fundamentals and principles / The Web, the Dark/Deep Web and sources of

evidence available in online investigations: what legal practitioners need to know / e-Crime:

how criminals (mis)use the Internet / Computer Forensics and online investigations: websites

and social media

Type and number of persons benefiting from the Project

15 judges

15 prosecutors

10 lawyers

x 6 seminars = 240 legal practitioners

Expected results

To familiarise legal practitioners (who often have no technical background) with the basic skills,

challenges and difficulties of computer forensics and internet (open) source intelligence data; to

provide legal practitioners with the basic understanding of the internet architecture and concepts

(Internet Protocol, anonymity online, encryption, internet cache, proxy servers, etc.); to facilitate

networking opportunities and encourage close contacts and cooperation among legal practitioners.

Type and number of deliverables

Six seminars (1.5 days each);

Programme brochures;

Project dedicated webpage;

A seminar folder per each participant;

Evaluation forms/satisfaction survey

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 802236 – EPPO Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 802236 Project Acronym: EPPO Duration (months): 20 Project Title: Investigating and prosecuting PIF offences in cooperation with the EPPO Coordinator:




Role Grant

Requested %


MINISTERE DE LA JUSTICE LU PARTICIPANT 800,00 € 0,50%

160.952,00 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

make prosecutors, judges, defence lawyers, law enforcement and customs officials from all

EU Member States familiar with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), its

structure, competence, investigations, procedural safeguards, prosecution, judicial control,

and cooperation with non-participating EU Member States, third states, OLAF and Eurojust

explain the competences under the new PIF Directive and tasks of the EPPO and differences

to OLAF and Eurojust

sensitise legal practitioners to their forthcoming cooperation with the EPPO

connect training and the EPPO in a geographical way (Trier – Luxembourg)

Activities

4 seminars in EN offering training on the EPPO. Each seminar will have a special focus and

target groups.

interpretation of 1 seminar into FR and DE

introductory animated video explaining the main features of the EPPO

website in EN, DE, FR containing a library, presentations and selected video recordings

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200 participants

prosecutors, judges, defence lawyers, law enforcement and customs officials as well as a

limited number of ministry officials and academics from all EU MS

numerous others will benefit from the feedback of their colleagues and the information

gathered on the project website

Expected results

smooth cooperation with legal practitioners in the EU from the moment the EPPO takes

effect

ability to distinguish the particular competences and tasks of the EPPO, OLAF, and Eurojust

personal contacts with colleagues from other professions will foster mutual understanding

and strengthen the judicial systems

personal contacts with colleagues from other EU MS will foster mutual trust and the creation

of a European judicial culture

raised awareness of the EPPO through the website


1 animated video

4 x 1.5 day seminars in EN

interpretation of 1 seminar into DE and FR

project website in EN, DE, FR

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 803774 – TRALIM 2 Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 803774 Project Acronym: TRALIM 2 Duration (months): 24 Project Title: Training of Lawyers on European law relating to Asylum and Immigration 2 Coordinator:

STICHTING EUROPEAN LAWYERS FOUNDATION NEUHUYSKADE 94 2596 XM DEN HAAG Netherlands



Role Grant

Requested %

STICHTING EUROPEAN LAWYERS FOUNDATION NL COORDINATOR 110.003,69 € 46,04%

ATHENS BAR ASSOCIATION EL PARTICIPANT 20.428,44 € 8,55%

BARREAU DE PARIS FR PARTICIPANT 22.232,89 € 9,30%

CONSEJO GENERAL DE LA ABOGACIA ESPANOLA ES PARTICIPANT 25.150,14 € 10,53%

CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE FORENSE IT PARTICIPANT 19.343,03 € 8,09%

KRAJOWA RADA RADCOW PRAWNYCH PL PARTICIPANT 14.785,69 € 6,19%

THE LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND IE PARTICIPANT 27.009,37 € 11,30%

238.953,25 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

To train 600 lawyers through the organisation of 13 TRALIM seminars (immigration and

asylum law), 6 TRAUMA seminars (unaccompanied migrant minors) and separate short visits

for 30 lawyers to reception centres in Greece, Italy and Spain.

To facilitate networking opportunities for those lawyers participating in the seminars and the

short visits.

To distribute material already produced by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) to those

participating in the seminars.

To create training material from the seminars and publish it afterwards on the ELF website.

To continue the training already provided by ELF for lawyers, with a view to actively

contributing to the EU’s objective of enabling half of the legal professionals in the EU to

participate in European judicial training activities by 2020.

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Activities

13 TRALIM seminars (390 lawyers to be trained).

6 TRAUMA seminars (180 lawyers to be trained).

Short visits for 30 lawyers to reception centres in Greece, Italy and Spain.

Creation of training material and distribution of FRA’s publications.


Direct beneficiaries: 600 lawyers to be trained.

Indirect beneficiaries: immigrants, refugees, unaccompanied migrant minors, other legal

professionals participating in cases related to these groups at risk and the EU as a whole due

to the importance of this matter.

Expected results

Better trained lawyers on the EU law relating to immigration, asylum and unaccompanied

migrant minors who will be able to give better advice to these groups at risk.

Creation of networking opportunities.

Facilitation of participants in the project to become trainers at national level.

Production of training material and distribution of existing ones.


19 seminars for 570 lawyers.

Short visits for 30 lawyers.

Training material resulting from the seminars.

Networking opportunities.

Dissemination of material.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 806937 – LAWTRAIN Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 806937 Project Acronym: LAWtrain Duration (months): 24 Project Title: LAWtrain: An Innovative and Interactive Cross-border Training for Lawyers Coordinator:

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO Lungo Dora Siena 100 10121 Torino Italy



Role Grant

Requested %

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO IT COORDINATOR 59.034,04 € 33,64%

LUDWIG-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN DE PARTICIPANT 12.174,03 € 6,94%

SWPS UNIWERSYTET HUMANISTYCZNOSPOLECZNY PL PARTICIPANT 22.728,51 € 12,95%

UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID ES PARTICIPANT 22.319,34 € 12,72%

UNIVERSITAT PASSAU DE PARTICIPANT 12.465,07 € 7,10%

UNIVERSITE D'AIX MARSEILLE FR PARTICIPANT 23.527,16 € 13,41%

UNIVERZA V MARIBORU SI PARTICIPANT 23.228,42 € 13,24%

175.476,57 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

Expanding an existing cross-border network of training providers for lawyers;

Expanding the offer of practice-oriented and multi-lingual training for lawyers free of charge

on Regulation No 1215/2012 and Regulation No 2201/2003;

Facilitating lawyers self-learning through 14 PowToon explainer videos in 7 EU official

languages and 1 casebook drafted in English.

Activities

24 seminars offered free of charge, by training teams of academics and practitioners in 7 EU

official languages;

Creation of 14 PowToon explainer videos in 7 languages;

Drafting of 1 casebook in English.

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All in all, up to 720 lawyers will participate in the training seminars (for each offered seminar:

up to 30 trainees);

More than 10 academics & practitioners (6 training teams) will be involved in the exchange

of practices on training activities;

Widespread dissemination, among the over 10,000 member of the 6 affiliated bar

associations, of videos and casebook designed to facilitate self-learning.

Expected results

The lawyers trained through training/videos and casebook for self-learning will be able to:

Apply Regulation No 1215/2012 appropriately;

Apply Regulation No 2201/2003 appropriately;

Practicing those instruments effectively both in their native language and in English;

Offer their clients more efficient legal advice, enhancing the protection of European citizens’

rights.


Evaluation questionnaires;

Kahoot! surveys;

Project website and newsletter;

14 Training material packages in seven EU official languages;

14 PowToon explainer videos in 7 EU official languages;

1 casebook in English;

A PowToon videos & casebook launch conference.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 806955 – EFN-NFE III Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 806955 Project Acronym: EfN-NfE III Duration (months): 24 Project Title: Europe for Notaries - Notaries for Europe / Training programme 2018-2020 Coordinator:

CONSEIL DES NOTARIATS DE L'UNION EUROPEENNE ASBL Avenue de Cortenbergh 1000 Brussels Belgium



Role Grant

Requested %

CONSEIL DES NOTARIATS DE L'UNION EUROPEENNE ASBL BE COORDINATOR 293.600,00 € 47,85%

BUNDESNOTARKAMMER DE PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL DU NOTARIAT BELGE BE PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

CONSEJO GENERAL DEL NOTARIADO ES PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DEL NOTARIATO IT PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

INSTITUTUL NOTARIAL ROMAN RO PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

INTERNOT FR PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

KONINKLIJKE NOTARIELE BEROEPSORGANISATIE NL PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

LIETUVOS NOTARU RUMAI LT PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

NOTARITE KODA EE PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

NOTARSKA ZBORNICA SLOVENIJE SI PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

ORDEM DOS NOTARIOS PT PARTICIPANT 32.000,00 € 5,22%

OSTERREICHISCHE NOTARIATSKAMMER AT PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

SIMVOLAIOGRAFIKOS SYLLOGOS EFETEION ATHINON PEIRAIOS AIGAIOU KAI DODEKANISOU EL PARTICIPANT 16.000,00 € 2,61%

613.600,00 €

ABSTRACT:

The project supports the objectives of the EU judicial training of the COM(2011)551, preparing civil

law notaries at a correct application of the new EU Regulations 2016/1103 and 2016/1104 on

matrimonial property regimes & registered partnerships, and of the “Fight against money laundering

(AML)” Directive 2015/849, that will enter into application in 2019.

21 cross-border, de-centralised, practice-oriented seminars for 50-100 people each, will be

organised, beside an innovative “train the national trainers” event and a cross-professional training

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for magistrates, lawyers and experts from the national AML financial units. Part of the training

programme is a visit to the EUCJ in Luxembourg followed by a closing conference.

The project impact will be enhanced through a multilayer assessment based on a punctual as well as

a long-term evaluation by participants and an external expert, respectively, and through a

comprehensive communication campaign supported by a specific visual identity and different tools

like videos, webcast/podcast of each seminar, and a regular publication -“Mook”- a magazine-book

collecting articles, training material, seminars outputs. The efficient implementation and reporting of

the project will be assured by an expert management team and a steering committee composed of

14 civil law national notary chambers.

1400 notaries and candidate notaries from 22 MS and representatives of other legal professionals -

judges, lawyers, prosecutors - are the direct beneficiaries of the project’s training and networking

activities: a better knowledge and mutual trust in the legal systems and procedures of the other MS

will foster the coherent application of the EU law, facilitate cross-border proceedings and improved

notarial services in the interest of the EU citizens as a whole.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 806974 – LAWYERS4RIGHTS Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 806974 Project Acronym: Lawyers4Rights Duration (months): 24 Project Title: Lawyers for the protection of fundamental rights Coordinator:

BULGARSKI ADVOKATI ZA PRAVATA NA CHOVEKA Gurko 1000 Sofia Bulgaria



Role Grant

Requested %

BULGARSKI ADVOKATI ZA PRAVATA NA CHOVEKA BG COORDINATOR 70.916,00 € 18,81%

ASSOCIAZIONE NAZIONALE FORENSE IT PARTICIPANT 67.335,00 € 17,86%

CONSEJO GENERAL DE LA ABOGACIA ESPANOLA ES PARTICIPANT 38.257,00 € 10,15%

FONDAZIONE CONFPROFESSIONI IT PARTICIPANT 54.824,00 € 14,54%

Ordine degli Avvocati di Milano IT PARTICIPANT 70.069,00 € 18,59%

UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS ES PARTICIPANT 75.542,44 € 20,04%

376.943,44 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

Understand the role of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (CFR) in face of emerging

challenges such as migration and terrorism.

Promote a basic knowledge of the origin, purpose and scope of European human rights law.

Familiarize beneficiaries with the application of the CFR at domestic level according to Lisbon

Treaty.

Make legal professions aware of the important role they play in the domain of human rights.

Improve cooperation among legal professions and develop the understanding of the

essential elements of EU law applicable in each national context.

Activities

Desk review on European legal framework on human rights.

Training programme on CFR.

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Consensus building on policy statement on the role of legal professions in the

implementation of the CFR.


About 450 persons shall benefit from the project: more than 300 are lawyers practising in the civil,

criminal and fundamental rights fields; about 70 are academic staff in the field of human rights;

about 80 are staff of associations of liberal professions.

Expected results

Awareness raising on the CFR among legal professions and institutional bodies.

Competency on human rights protection including mainstreaming of EU law among legal

professions and trust in EU institutions.

Feasible paths towards implementation of the CFR by doctrinal debate and jurisprudence

review.

EU procedures acceleration towards human rights protection and related culture.

Interprofessional dialogue and mutual learning between legal professions, public institutions

and bodies competent in human rights protection.


1 report on strengths and weaknesses of the implementation of human rights

1 comparative report between national human rights rights framework and the

implementation of the CFR

1 prework assignment

4 seminars on CFR and its implementation

1 policy statement on the role of legal professions in the implementation of the CFR

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 806988 – NETPRALAT Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 806988 Project Acronym: NETPRALAT Duration (months): 24 Project Title: NETworking to strengthen pre trial procedural rights by PRActice oriented

cross border LAwyers Training--NETPRALAT Coordinator:

CONSELL DELS IL.LUSTRES COL.LEGIS D'AVOCATS DE CATALUNYA C/Roger de Llúria 113, 2o piso 08037 Barcelona Spain



Role Grant

Requested %

CONSELL DELS IL.LUSTRES COL.LEGIS D'AVOCATS DE CATALUNYA ES COORDINATOR 114.411,25 € 30,30%

ASSOCIACIO IRIDIA, CENTRE PER LA DEFENSA DELS DRETS HUMANS ES PARTICIPANT 37.231,72 € 9,86%

EUROPEAN LEGAL INTERPRETERS AND TRANSLATORS ASSOCIATION BE PARTICIPANT 48.367,42 € 12,81%

NACZELNA RADA ADWOKACKA PL PARTICIPANT 38.100,56 € 10,09%

UNIVERSITEIT MAASTRICHT NL PARTICIPANT 52.113,28 € 13,80%

VIESOJI ISTAIGA ZMOGAUS TEISIU STEBEJIMO INSTITUTAS LT PARTICIPANT 87.378,40 € 23,14%

377.602,63 €

ABSTRACT:

The project will contribute to coherent application of Directives 2010/64/EU, 2012/13/EU,

2013/48/EU by lawyers, by reinforcing skills needed to facilitate detainees’ rights in pre-trial

proceedings (e.g. cooperation with interpreters). It will do so by expanding on the SUPRALAT project

training.

The project will also address the need for cooperation between EU lawyers by setting up a cross-

border network of lawyer training providers, and delivering cross-border trainings for multipliers.

Objectives

Facilitate EU lawyers’ cooperation to implement the Directives

Foster cross-border cooperation of lawyer training providers

Advocate for practice-oriented training on facilitating suspects’ rights to become part of

lawyers’ training curricula in EU MS

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Promote joint lawyer-interpreter training on delivery of suspects’ rights in ES, LT, PL

Activities

Cross-border expert meeting to identify critical Directives’ issues requiring further training

Produce 2-3 new modules (1 on the role of interpreters)

Set up lawyers’ training providers network from ES, LT, PL, FR, EE, NO and EU-wide

Adjust the SUPRALAT and new training modules for use in ES, LT, PL

Cross-border train-the-trainers training for lawyer’s multipliers

Pilot training modules in EU MS: ES, LT, PL

Disseminate training to EU lawyers’ organisations

Beneficiaries

Lawyers’ trainers & other responsible persons - 105 (of which 33 trained)

Legal practitioners trained – 72

Results

Increased cross-border cooperation of lawyer training providers on the Directives’

application

Enhanced cross-border cooperation of EU lawyers to effectively apply the Directives

National lawyers’ training organisations aware of importance of skills training to facilitate

procedural rights

National lawyers’ training organisations adopt training in their curriculum

Deliverables

Webpage –300 users

Network e-platform – 250 users

Training modules – 2 (400 copies disseminated in 6 MS)

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 806998 – COURT STAFF TRAINING

Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 806998 Project Acronym: Court Staff Training Duration (months): 36 Project Title: Better applying European cross-border procedures: legal and language

training for court staff in Europe Coordinator:




Role Grant

Requested %


RESEAU EUROPEEN DE FORMATION JUDICIAIRE BE PARTICIPANT 2.324,00 € 0,43%

541.129,60 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives:

ERA (Coordinator) together with EJTN (Partner) and 22 national training institutes (supporting

organisations) aim to:

address the need for training on EU law for court staff by creating a standardised training

package and by organising a series of legal and linguistic training events focusing on EU civil

procedures relevant for their work;

provide a platform for exchange of best practices, information and knowledge and to create

close contacts between training providers and between court staff from different EU MS.

Activities:

Development of training materials: for the provision of legal training, basic case studies on

the EU legal instruments chosen will be developed by 3 external experts. For the language

training, a manual on legal terminology in English will be drafted by 1 linguistic expert.

1 two-day coordinating meeting in Trier with national experts

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20 legal seminars of 1.5-day each: 19 national seminars organised by the supporting

organisations in their national language + 1 pan-European seminar in English organised by

ERA and EJTN in Brussels.

13 three-day Legal English events organised by ERA with the support of the partnership.

Type and number of persons benefiting from the project:

927 court staff,

4 EU experts

17 national experts

Expected results:

To enhance knowledge and skills of court staff by creating tailor-made materials and by

offering practical training;

To raise awareness and increase the confidence of 927 court staff in using the EU civil law

instruments;

To improve the legal English communication skills among court staff; - To enable networking

opportunities and create a platform for exchange of knowledge;

To ensure a widespread future use of the multilingual training materials.

Type and number of deliverables to be produced:

33 training events,

927 court staff to be trained,

6 sets of case studies in (partly) 16 EU languages,

1 linguistic manual,

1 project's web page

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807006 – JUSTFORALL Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807006 Project Acronym: JUSTforALL Duration (months): 30 Project Title: PROMOTING FULLY ACCESS TO JUSTICE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

THROUGH THE TRAINING OF LEGAL PRACTITIONERS Coordinator:

FUNDACION ONCE PARA LA COOPERACIONE INCLUSION SOCIAL DE PERSONAS CONDISCAPACIDAD CALLE SEBASTIAN HERRERA 15 28012 MADRID Spain



Role Grant

Requested %

FUNDACION ONCE PARA LA COOPERACIONE INCLUSION SOCIAL DE PERSONAS CONDISCAPACIDAD ES COORDINATOR 120.807,45 € 26,50%

EDITORIAL ARANZADI SA ES PARTICIPANT 117.882,87 € 25,86%

EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES BE PARTICIPANT 63.712,70 € 13,98%

EUROPEAN DISABILITY FORUM AISBL BE PARTICIPANT 66.616,29 € 14,62%

UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID ES PARTICIPANT 86.787,69 € 19,04%

455.807,00 €

ABSTRACT:

OBJECTIVES:

The main objective is to improve the access to justice of people with disabilities and to contribute to

the effective implementation of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights (hereinafter referred as

the Charter), as well as to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

(UNCRPD), n the context of the European Union (hereinafter referred as the EU) and the Universal

Declaration of Human Rights, considering also other European legislation on disability in different

areas of law.

As specific objectives this project pursues:

To raise awareness among legal practitioners on the needs of people with disabilities in the

exercise of their effective right of access to justice.

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To train a group of legal practitioners in the EU in the knowledge of the rights of people with

disabilities under the Charter and the UNCRPD, in order to achieve the effective recognition

and application of their respective areas of activity.

To contribute to the real improvement of access to justice by people with disabilities in the

context of the EU.

ACTIVITIES:

WP1. Management and coordination of the project.

Coordination and management.

Technical and administrative assistance to project partners.

Consortium meetings planning and setup.

Reporting on technical and financial progress.

Ethics requirements.

WP2. State of the art of the access to justice of people with disabilities

Seminars to carry out an analysis of the barriers and needs of the people with disabilities to

access to justice.

Seminar to carry out an analysis of the gap in legal practitioners training regarding disability.

Collection of good practices and lessons learnt about the access to justice of persons with

disabilities through an exchange of experiences between legal practitioners

(notaries/lawyers) on learnt lessons about access to justice of people with disabilities (WP5).

Preparation of a database about legislation and jurisprudence and a terms glossary related to

the access to justice of people with disabilities.

WP3. Design, elaboration and online integration of the training materials for the legal practitioners –

massive open online course (MOOC)

Design and elaboration of the contents of the MOOC.

Technical development of the MOOC

Inclusion and adaptation of the MOOC to the ARANZADI’s e-learning platform.

Integration and management of the MOOC in other virtual spaces.

WP4. Training of legal practitioners

Organization of workshops with participants of the profession areas of notaries/lawyers.

Coordination of an exchange of experiences between legal practitioners (notaries/lawyers)

on learnt lessons about access to justice of people with disabilities.

WP5. Raising awareness

Communication and dissemination plan.

Awareness campaign about people with disabilities and their access to justice.

Organization of a European seminar on the implementation in the EU of article 26 of the

European Charter of Fundamental Rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons

with Disabilities in the field of justice.

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TYPE AND NUMBER OF PERSONS BENEFITING FROM THE PROJECT:

The main target group is the legal practitioners, members of the judiciary and judicial staff,

specifically notaries (a key branch of law which is underestimated sometimes its importance for law

enforcement) and lawyers. These groups will receive knowledge generated during the

implementation of JUSTforALL and at the same time will participate of its creation. People with

disabilities will be another group that will be beneficiary of the project as it is the final target group,

as the society in general, that will be positively impacted and involved during the whole life cycle of

the project.

JUSTforALL will directly benefit more that 200 legal and judicial professional through its training

activities and events and more than thousands with the development of a massive open online

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807014 – SAFE HARBOR Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807014 Project Acronym: SAFE HARBOR Duration (months): 24 Project Title: An EU operation to tackle gaps in cross-border cooperation of training

providers. Coordinator:

CODACONS - COORDINAMENTO DELLE ASSOCIAZIONI PER LA DIFESA DELL AMBIENTE E DEI DIRITTI DEGLI UTENTI E CONSUMATORI ASSOCIAZIONE VIALE GIUSEPPE MAZZINI 73 00195 ROMA Italy

Total Cost: EUR 462 418.69 Grant Awarded: EUR 369 934.96


Role Grant

Requested %

CODACONS - COORDINAMENTO DELLE ASSOCIAZIONI PER LA DIFESA DELL AMBIENTE E DEI DIRITTI DEGLI UTENTI E CONSUMATORI ASSOCIAZIONE IT COORDINATOR 133.236,40 € 36,02%

ASOCIACIJA VARTOTOJU BALSAS LT PARTICIPANT 43.484,80 € 11,75%

ASOCIATIA INFOCONS RO PARTICIPANT 43.484,80 € 11,75%

EBIT SRL IT PARTICIPANT 20.843,60 € 5,63%

KENTRO PROSTASIAS KATANALOTON KEPKA EL PARTICIPANT 43.484,80 € 11,75%

PROGEU-PROGRESS IN EUROPEAN UNION -ISTITUTO PER LO SVILUPPO IT PARTICIPANT 28.932,80 € 7,82%

UNIVERSETI SHKODRES LUIGJ GURAKUQI AL PARTICIPANT 34.758,74 € 9,40%

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA IT PARTICIPANT 21.709,02 € 5,87%

369.934,96 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

To contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU Regulation 2016/679 and EU

Directive 2016/680;

To form lawyers and other legal practitioners in EU Regulation 2016/679 and EU Directive

2016/680;

To improve cross-borders cooperation of training providers at different level;

To expand EU law general training offer.

Activities

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Definition and validation of a common methodology according to the ToT principles;

Organisation of a training course in Italy and its replication in Albania, Romania, Lithuania

and Greece (according to the ToT principles);

Organisation of e-learning training course in each participating country;

Communication and dissemination of the project activities and their results;


at least n.150 lawyers;

at least n. 100 other legal practitioners associated with the judiciary field;

at least n.100 trainers.

Expected results

Increased knowledge of EU Regulation 2016/679 and EU Directive 2016/680;

Improved mutual trust between legal practitioners in cross-border judicial cooperation

training events;

Improved cooperation of training providers at different levels;

Increased awareness on the added value and scope of application of the EU Charter of

Fundamental Rights among lawyers and practitioners to strengthen fundamental rights

protection across the EU.


1 European training course in Italy;

4 National training course in Romania, Albania, Lithuania and Greece (replication of Italian

training course according ToT principles);

5 e-learning training course;

3 scientific articles;

10 key messages;

1 final conference;

1 MoU signed by all project partners during the final conference;

A defined network of contact points of training providers;

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807019 – EULAWINEN Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807019 Project Acronym: EUlawInEN Duration (months): 24 Project Title: EU law training in English language: blended and integrated content and

language training for European notaries and judges Coordinator:

FONDAZIONE ITALIANA DEL NOTARIATO VIA FLAMINIA 160 00196 ROMA Italy



Role Grant

Requested %

FONDAZIONE ITALIANA DEL NOTARIATO IT COORDINATOR 181.652,31 € 70,64%

CASSA NAZIONALE DEL NOTARIATO IT PARTICIPANT 12.710,30 € 4,94%

MAGYAR ORSZAGOS KOZJEGYZOI KAMARA HU PARTICIPANT 23.970,42 € 9,32%

NOTARIALNA KAMARA NA REPUBLIKA BALGARIA BG PARTICIPANT 23.970,42 € 9,32%

UNIONE INTERNAZIONALE DEI MAGISTRATI IT PARTICIPANT 14.842,90 € 5,77%

257.146,35 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

OO: contribute to effective and coherent application of EU civil law by covering training needs' gaps.

SO: develop cross-border training activities and tools for legal practitioners and trainers from

different countries to capacitate them in EU law in English as to replicate the training methodology in

other EU countries.

Activities

Project duration: 24months

1.Project management

2. EU law blended training in English

a. launch of a call for selection of 12 trainers; entry and final test assessment

b. Preparatory activities for trainers (1webinar of 2h and preparatory online materials)

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c. 1 ToT course (20h) in EU law (family and succession) in English in Rome to capacitate 12 trainers (6

judges and 6 notaries) as multipliers in 3EU countries

d. 6 seminars and 6 exchange of best practices of 1 ½ days (national breakout groups supported by

linguistic components in Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy) to apply what they learnt at ToT

3. EU law training tools in English

a. 1 e-learning game of 2h for 12+300 legal practitioners in 3countries

b. 1 e-learning course (20h) as self-learning tool on MOOC

c. 1 Handbook to publish online

4. External Evaluation

Mid-Term & Final Report

Type/number of beneficiaries

456 EU notaries and judges, approx. 10.000 EU legal practitioners benefiting from ready-made free

training materials and tools

Expected results

456 EU notaries and judges trained in EU law in English, better equipped and networked to

collaborate with counterparts; EU law coherent and correct application fostered by training materials

and tools for replication

Type/number of outputs

1EU law in English ToT, preparatory webinar and materials; 6seminars and 6exchanges in 3EU MS

and questionnaires; 1e-learning game; 1e-learning course; 1Handbook; entry/end tests; 2Evaluation

Reports

Dissemination

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807024 – EU-MRPP Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807024 Project Acronym: EU-MRPP Duration (months): 23 Project Title: EU cross-border matrimonial and registered partnerships proceedings : EU

regulations and e-learning Coordinator:

ECOLE NATIONALE DE LA MAGISTRATURE 8 rue chanoinesse 75004 Paris France



Role Grant

Requested %

ECOLE NATIONALE DE LA MAGISTRATURE FR COORDINATOR 309.679,59 € 91,61%

CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL DU NOTARIAT BELGE BE PARTICIPANT 1.520,00 € 0,45%

FONDAZIONE ITALIANA DEL NOTARIATO IT PARTICIPANT 7.200,00 € 2,13%

INSTITUUT VOOR GERECHTELIJKE OPLEIDING- INSTITUT DE FORMATION JUDICIAIRE BE PARTICIPANT 4.560,00 € 1,35%

INTERNOT FR PARTICIPANT 5.816,00 € 1,72%

SCUOLA SUPERIORE DELLA MAGISTRATURA IT PARTICIPANT 9.255,00 € 2,74%

338.030,59 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

To smooth the EU cross-border matrimonial and registered partnerships proceedings and

increase predictability and security for international couples.

To strengthen legal practitioners’ capacities from partner countries (France, Italy, Belgium

and Luxembourg) by guiding them in the new EU regulation’s application through blended

learning and practical tools.

Activities

Developing an e-learning translated in three languages (Fr, En and It) for a mixed audience of

practitioners (judges and notaries).

Launching an initial conference simultaneously to the entry into force of the new EU

regulation to raise awareness and train judicial professionals on the issue.

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Organizing a final workshop that will allow assessing the effectiveness of the transferred

skills and will give feedback on the issues encountered by practitioners more than one year

after the entry into force of the regulation.


The launching conference will be dedicated to judges (34) and notaries (56) from the EU

partner countries.

The online training phase of the program will have benefited to 200 judges and 400 notaries

from the EU partner countries.

The final workshop will be dedicated to 50 participants (17 judges and 33 notaries) who will

have started the online training.

Expected results

R1 – Around 750 practitioners (judges and notaries) from EU partner countries benefited

from the training programme on EU cross-border matrimonial and registered partnerships

proceedings.

R2 – The e-learning is available to the benefit of practitioners from the project partner

countries. Access to the e-learning in the three languages will be transferable to the project

partners.

R3 – The Feedback from practitioners about the EU Regulations 2016/1103 and 2016/1104

after one year of coming into force allowed alerting the EC on issues at stake.

Type and number of outputs to be produced

A face-to-face conference to promote the implementation of the two new regulations and

celebrate their coming into force.

Online training sessions on the project topic, with e-resources, translated into three EU

languages (English, French and Italian), are disseminated amongst partners and available

after the end of the project.

A feedback from practitioners about the EU Regulations 2016/1103 and 2016/1104 after one

year of their coming into force is disseminated to the European Commission.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807026 – PONT Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807026 Project Acronym: PONT Duration (months): 24 Project Title: Probation Observatory.Networking and Training. Coordinator:

UNIVERSITATEA DIN BUCURESTI 9 Schitu Magureanu 010181 Bucharest Romania



Role Grant

Requested %

UNIVERSITATEA DIN BUCURESTI RO COORDINATOR 57.080,00 € 34,56%

BREMEN SENATE OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTION DE PARTICIPANT 40.713,00 € 24,65%

CONFEDERATION OF EUROPEAN PROBATION NL PARTICIPANT 0,00 € 0,00%

FUNDACION UNIVERSIDAD LOYOLA ANDALUCIA ES PARTICIPANT 37.703,00 € 22,83%

LATVIJAS UNIVERSITATE LV PARTICIPANT 29.660,00 € 17,96%

165.156,00 €

ABSTRACT:

The project aims at increasing cross-boarder cooperation between EU Member States using in

particular two Framework Decisions (FDs) - 2008/947 and 2009/829. This aim will be achieved mainly

through training of competent authorities and probation services and creating a sustainable network

of professionals. Experts delivering or coordinating the subsequent activities are familiar with the

subject and had been involved previously in similar projects.

Objectives:

to increase the awareness and the expertise in using two Framework Decisions (FDs) -

2008/947 and 2009/829,

to create a sustainable network of key actors who can act as trainers or resources for their

jurisdictions regarding the use of the two FDs.

Activities:

Management and coordination of the project

Training gap analysis - a questionnaire will be distributed to the competent authorities and

probation services in the 12 Member States involved in the project in order to identify the

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difficulties, the training needs and the expectations of the competent authorities and the

probation officers.

Literature review and the elaboration of the e-manual. The literature review will focus mainly

on the training materials and tools produced by the previous EU projects dealing with FDs.

Based on training gap analysis and the literature review conclusions, an e-manual will be

elaborated. The manual will be sent to the competent authorities and probation services

prior to the training.

Delivering the training. The training will be delivered together for competent authorities and

probation services. It will also be based on the network of cooperation: countries that

cooperate more frequent will be involved in the same training session. The training will

follow the blended and practice focused approach. The training will be organised as training

of trainers session.

Dissemination. Dissemination will target different types of audiences: professionals,

students, opinion leaders, victims, the general public etc. Traditional means such as articles

will be complemented with modern tools for public communication such as social media.


The main target group consists of competent authorities and probation services in 12 EU

Member States. More specifically, 60 representatives of the competent authorities and

probation services will be trained as future trainers. They will be able to cascade the training

to their colleagues and also act as resource people for their peers. The e-manual will be

available to all competent authorities and probation services in EU. Therefore more

professionals will benefit from the project than the ones directly involved in the project.

The second category of beneficiaries will be the victims, the general public, students,

academics and so on. They will be constantly informed about the project progress and the

benefits of cross-border cooperation through websites, conferences, social media etc.

Expected results

more awareness among competent authorities and probation services in EU about the

benefits of cross border cooperation.

more knowledge and skills on how to proceed in transfer cases

more offenders transferred between EU Member States under FD 947 and 829.


Training materials - one gap analysis, one literature review, one e-manual and the training

tools

The training - 60 participants trained on a network bases

Management tools - aide mémoires, one year and final report etc.

Dissemination materials - Tweets, Facebook posts, at least three newsletter articles, the

website and the conference materials.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807032 – JP-COOPS Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807032 Project Acronym: JP-COOPS Duration (months): 30 Project Title: JUDICAL AND POLICE COOPERATION PREVENTING RADICALISATION TOWARDS

TERRORISM Coordinator:

UNIVERSITA TA MALTA University Campus, Tal-Qroqq 2080 MSIDA Malta



Role Grant

Requested %

UNIVERSITA TA MALTA MT COORDINATOR 207.557,07 € 27,05%

ASSOCIATION MILITANTS DES SAVOIRS FR PARTICIPANT 26.173,92 € 3,41%

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRACY BG PARTICIPANT 38.289,91 € 4,99%

CESKE VYSOKE UCENI TECHNICKE V PRAZE CZ PARTICIPANT 32.210,81 € 4,20%

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY CYPRUS CY PARTICIPANT 35.250,36 € 4,59%

FONDAZIONE AGENFOR INTERNATIONAL IT PARTICIPANT 201.708,05 € 26,29%

HOCHSCHULE FUR OFFENTLICHE VERWALTUNG DE PARTICIPANT 38.247,70 € 4,98%

KENTRO MELETON ASFALEIAS EL PARTICIPANT 42.638,16 € 5,56%

UNIVERSIDAD REY JUAN CARLOS ES PARTICIPANT 61.804,22 € 8,05%

VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL BE PARTICIPANT 83.418,82 € 10,87%

767.299,02 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

Address gaps in JHA cross-border cooperation through the expansion and coordination of

existing training networks;

design new innovative legal training contents;

Deliver up-scalable and modular Toolkit of the Toolkits to accommodate national differences

to counter radicalization while enhancing Fundamental Rights.

Activities:

5 Training Living Labs (TLL) to jurisdictionalize preventive practices in all European regions for

50 interagency experts;

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Handbook (1000 copies) to train trainers on the use of judiciary measures as a Risk Reduction

Tool, case-law of ECtHR, CJEU, FRA and EC Guidelines;

Comprehensive Packages for Delivering Large Scale Training on Radicalisation composed by 5

new training modules framed within the HERMES LMS;

2 ToT (26 particpants) and 56 Interagency Training Courses, to strengthen the existing

network of National Trainers (= 675 particants) to reinforce Police and Judicial Cooperation

aimed at the Prevention of Radicalisation in 26 MSs;

International Dissemination:

1 Intl Conference+Multimedia Campaign.

Persons benefiting from the project:

113 among Judges, court staff, investigative judge, public prosecutors, and lawyers; 113 LEAs; 500

Prison Police, prison staff and surveillance judges/courts; 75 Private Experts. 1000 judges,

prosecutors, lawyers and prison directors will receive the Handbook.

Expected results:

increased capacity of national authorities to address issues related to judicial cooperation in

cases of radicalisation;

Align the EU acquis and relevant case-law of the CJEU/ECtHR with EU Charter of

Fundamental Rights and other international instruments;

reinforcement of the existing network of contact points of Judicial training providers.

Deliverables:

5 Training Living Labs,

1000 handbooks,

5000 factsheets,

56 Training Courses in 26 MSs,

1 Toolkit of Toolkits,

1 Network of networks comprising 26 Multiagency NCPs,

1 International Campaign, 1 legal book.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807041 – ICJ-EI Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807041 Project Acronym: ICJ-EI Duration (months): 36 Project Title: FAIR PLUS: Fostering Access to Immigrant’s Rights – Practical training for

Lawyers and jUdgeS Coordinator:

COMMISSION INTERNATIONALE DE JURISTES-INSTITUTIONS EUROPEENNES RUE DE LA SOURCE 66 1060 BRUXELLES Belgium



Role Grant

Requested %

COMMISSION INTERNATIONALE DE JURISTES-INSTITUTIONS EUROPEENNES BE COORDINATOR 513.131,26 € 72,33%

ELLINIKO SYMVOULIO GAI TOUS PROSFYGES EL PARTICIPANT 18.018,40 € 2,54%

FORUM PRO LIDSKA PRAVA, ZS CZ PARTICIPANT 35.566,80 € 5,01%

IMMIGRANT COUNCIL OF IRELAND LIMITED BY GUARANTEE IE PARTICIPANT 70.057,61 € 9,88%

SCUOLA SUPERIORE DI STUDI UNIVERSITARI E DI PERFEZIONAMENTO SANT'ANNA IT PARTICIPANT 72.643,90 € 10,24%

709.417,97 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

Overall: to contribute to better judicial protection of the fundamental rights of migrants across the

EU.

Specific objectives:

To contribute to the effective and coherent judicial application of EU law on fundamental

rights by training judges and other legal practitioners in the target countries (Czech Republic,

Ireland, Italy Greece).

To increase the knowledge of judges, lawyers and other legal practitioners about EU and

international law on the fundamental rights of migrants.

To strengthen networks and exchange of views between national trainers, judges, lawyers,

and other relevant legal practitioners within and between the target countries.

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Activities

2 train the trainers events

8 national trainings

Development of 5 training modules and 1 promotional video to be disseminated

Drafting and publishing 3 legal briefings

1 International Roundtable

1 Final event


12 national trainers, 3 per target country.

200 judges, lawyers, and other relevant legal practitioners

The final beneficiaries are migrants, including refugees, in the EU whose rights are at risk of

being violated.

Expected results

More effective and coherent application of EU law in the area of fundamental rights is

achieved through several cascade trainings for judges and other legal practitioners.

Increased knowledge of at least 200 judges, lawyers, and legal practitioners in 4 countries on

the international and EU law guarantees for migrants, including migrant children

Strengthened networks of judges, and lawyers that generate increased trust and information

exchange among professionals and trainers within and between the target countries.


12 national trainers trained

200 judges and other legal professionals to be trained

Creation of a network of at least 150 members.

Dissemination of promotional video, 5 training modules and 3 legal brief

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807042 – EU LITIGATION Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807042 Project Acronym: EU Litigation Duration (months): 19 Project Title: EU Litigation Coordinator:




Role Grant

Requested %


STICHTING EUROPEAN LAWYERS FOUNDATION NL PARTICIPANT 8.000,00 € 6,36%

125.704,00 €

ABSTRACT:

Under the previous Action Grant JUST/20147JTRA/AG/EJTR/6826 ERA organised in 2016/17 in

cooperation with the European Lawyers’ Foundation (ELF) 5 seminars designed to raise awareness

among lawyers on litigation before the CJEU. 131 practicing lawyers attended the seminars which

rendered them more competent in the area of EU law and more effective in their pleadings before

the CJEU. Many of them acting as trainers in their own country are disseminating the knowledge

obtained among their peers. The seminars also stimulated networking among the participants and

enabled them to exchange their experience from different legal cultures. ERA’s pool of trainers was

also significantly increased and the website dedicated to the project was constantly updated and

enriched. Based on this experience, ERA intends to further improve the quality of its trainings on the

practical aspects of the CJEU proceedings and attract, with the help of ELF and supporting

institutions, even more lawyers who will be acting as multipliers in spreading the knowledge in their

own countries and beyond. In this way the pool of lawyers capable of representing the applicants

before the CJEU will be increased.

Activities

5 seminars on practical aspects of proceedings before the CJEU.

4 seminars in English, 1 seminar in French.


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102 lawyers from 5 EU MS selected by the supporting institutions and 23 lawyers from all

over Europe secured through open marketing (a total of 125 lawyers).


5 face-to-face training seminars in Trier.

Each seminar will last 1.5 days, first day consisting of sessions, case studies and workshops,

second day including a visit to the CJEU and attendance of a hearing.

A dedicated website with training materials will be made freely available.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807049 – CYBER-TERRORISM Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807049 Project Acronym: Cyber-terrorism Duration (months): 18 Project Title: Uniting forces against cyber challenges of terrorism – exchange of best

practices Coordinator:

INSTITUUT VOOR GERECHTELIJKE OPLEIDING- INSTITUT DE FORMATION JUDICIAIRE AVENUE LOUISE 54 1050 BRUXELLES Belgium



Role Grant

Requested %

INSTITUUT VOOR GERECHTELIJKE OPLEIDING- INSTITUT DE FORMATION JUDICIAIRE BE COORDINATOR 150.161,44 € 96,83%

ECOLE NATIONALE DE LA MAGISTRATURE FR PARTICIPANT 1.497,25 € 0,97%

KRAJOWA SZKOLA SADOWNICTWA I PROKURATURY PL PARTICIPANT 770,01 € 0,50%

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE BG PARTICIPANT 598,90 € 0,39%

PROKURATUUR EE PARTICIPANT 684,46 € 0,44%

SCUOLA SUPERIORE DELLA MAGISTRATURA IT PARTICIPANT 513,34 € 0,33%

STUDIECENTRUM RECHTSPLEGING NL PARTICIPANT 855,57 € 0,55%

155.080,97 €

ABSTRACT:

IGO-IFJ aims together with his internal and external partners implement this project through this

practice orientated extensive joint training program for 90 stakeholders involved in cyber-terrorism.

This seminar of 3 days which will take place in Belgium at facilitating the cooperation by sensitizing

members of the judiciary,( where possible also with police and intelligence services) about the

current obstacles at both international, EU and the national level and to find ways for a better

cooperation. The general objective of the project is to provide legal practitioners/professionals,

police officers and intelligence services from EU Member States with the relevant knowledge and

skills to explore the possibilities to a better implementation of existing proceedings at international

and EU level in their member states, understand the challenges and to develop networking and

cooperation between them while dealing and solving concrete cases by exchanging best practices to

contribute to the development of transferable best practices when dealing with these challenges.

Practice orientated cases will be integrated into the program and numerous workshops dealing with

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practical challenges will be the central focus of these seminar. Due to fact that the experts

participants on this topic are a specialized small group of practitioners and form the point of view of

cost effectiveness, this seminar will be held only in Belgium to which all the partners and Member

states will send participants with relevant experience.

Objectives

This conference, where training in terrorism and cyber aspects of terrorism are brought together in

one common training, aims to strengthen the participants capacity with the relevant knowledge and

skills, to explore the possibilities for a better use of the existing proceedings at the international, EU

and national level, to understand the legal and technical challenges, searching for common grounds

and to enhance networking and cooperation by exchanging best practices.

Activities

Launching a practice oriented international conference of 3 days in Belgium with partners for 90

stakeholders involved in cyber-terrorism.


Direct beneficiaries:

90 legal practitioners/professionals (mixed audience of judges and prosecutors (80), trainers

from the judicial training schools/ institutions (10) from the EU partners’ countries (France,

Italy, Belgium, Poland, Bulgaria, Netherlands and Estonia ) and additional countries through

the European Judicial Training Network for judiciary, and through the country desk s of

Europol)). in addition, police officers and officers of the intelligent services will be invited at

their own participation costs.

EU institutions benefiting from the results when proposing new proposals.

Indirect beneficiaries:

EU MS’ legal practitioners through the consultation of didactic material and vade-mecum

Final beneficiaries:

the citizens in the EU benefiting from the improved ability of national practitioners to handle

cases on these topics.

Expected results

Result 1 - Around 90 legal practitioners/professionals (judges, prosecutors, trainers of the

relevant training institutes ) from EU Member States will benefit from the training.

Result 2 - Vade- mecum on best practices and tips & tricks will be available to be duplicated

to the benefit of practitioners.

Result 3 - The Feedback from practitioners (recommendations) will enable European

Commission to hear the practitioners’ side on issues at stake.

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Deliverables:

1 practice oriented-mixed training as an international Conference in ENG/FR,

1 vade-mecum in ENG/FR of best practices and tips and tricks as well documentation of the

seminar

1 recommendations in ENG/FR,

1 website in ENG

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807050 – EPTA Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807050 Project Acronym: EPTA Duration (months): 36 Project Title: Tackling gaps in cross-border cooperation for Penitentiary Training Academies Coordinator:

STICHTING NEDERLANDS HELSINKI COMITE RIVIERVISMARKT 5 HET NUTSHUIS 2513 AM S GRAVENHAGE Netherlands



Role Grant

Requested %

STICHTING NEDERLANDS HELSINKI COMITE NL COORDINATOR 258.212,66 € 57,75%

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND EQUALITY IE PARTICIPANT 48.207,06 € 10,78%

ECOLE NATIONALE D'ADMINISTRATION PENITENTIAIRE FR PARTICIPANT 44.898,72 € 10,04%

EUROPEAN ORGANISATION OF PRISON AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES (EUROPRIS) NL PARTICIPANT 10.270,72 € 2,30%

KRIMINALVARDSSTYRELSEN SE PARTICIPANT 48.207,06 € 10,78%

SCOALA NATIONALA DE PREGATIRE A AGENTILOR DE PENITENCIARE TIRGU OCNA RO PARTICIPANT 37.336,84 € 8,35%

447.133,06 €

ABSTRACT:

Objective:

To create a sustainable, professional and active ETPA network which will tackle gaps in cross-border

cooperation by stimulate participation and exchange within the network and which will allow existing

and future European members to profit from the results.

Activities::

Kick off meeting and monitoring meetings

External mid and end evaluation

Three annual meetings

Setting up the EPTA secretariat

Development of EPTA website including webplatform and database

Three meetings for the development of EPTA tools

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Type and number of persons benefiting from the project:

National Training Academies which are member of the EPTA network (currently 20 members

with potential for growth)

Professional correctional staff and trainers of correctional staff working in the specific EPTA

member countries.

Expected results:

The EPTA network has increased capacity to stimulate cooperation and exchange between the

members and to manage information

Increased cooperation between EU member states and EPTA members to create a basis for

common European correctional trainings

An improved and sustainable EPTA organizational structure

Increased capacity to provide members with support in the development of joint correctional

trainings

Increased awareness on the best and worst practices on a European level of training prison staff

and management

Increased access to qualified trainers from other European Countries (EPTA members) and

concrete training courses and materials

Training providers will have tools at their disposal to set minimum standards for the

development of trainings for specialized correctional staff.

Prison staff has an increased level of knowledge by participating in high standard innovative

European correctional trainings

Increased offer in number of trainings offered to correctional staff

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807056 – FRICORE Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807056 Project Acronym: FRICoRe Duration (months): 36 Project Title: Fundamental Rights In Courts and Regulation Coordinator:

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TRENTO Via Verdi 53 38122 Trento Italy

Total Cost: 1 154 266.62 € Grant Awarded: 923 413.31 €


Role Grant

Requested %

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TRENTO IT COORDINATOR 333.631,06 € 36,13%

FONDAZIONE BRUNO KESSLER IT PARTICIPANT 15.847,08 € 1,72%

INSTYTUT NAUK PRAWNYCH POLSKIEJ AKADEMII NAUK PL PARTICIPANT 63.978,37 € 6,93%

RIJKSUNIVERSITEIT GRONINGEN NL PARTICIPANT 190.938,89 € 20,68%

SCUOLA SUPERIORE DELLA MAGISTRATURA IT PARTICIPANT 27.059,42 € 2,93%

UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA PT PARTICIPANT 53.962,34 € 5,84%

UNIVERSIDAD POMPEU FABRA ES PARTICIPANT 134.659,17 € 14,58%

UNIVERSITE DE VERSAILLES SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES. FR PARTICIPANT 103.336,98 € 11,19%

923.413,31 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

FRICoRe Project aims to:

contribute to the effective and coherent application of EU law in consumer protection, migration,

data protection, health law, non-discrimination focusing on the EU Charter and taking into

account the impact of digital technologies on vulnerability and enforcement of fundamental

rights

provide guidelines on effective enforcement by courts, administrative enforcers, ADR bodies.

Activities

Developing Casebooks, Guidelines for enforcers, Guidelines for trainers, Database, e-learning

tools in the selected areas

Organising transnational training and "training the trainers" events

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Launching FRICoRe outputs on-line through a dedicated platform

Ensuring dissemination mainly through a final conference.


Trainees will be approximately 350 judges, 80 lawyers, 10 judges/trainers. A larger number of

beneficiaries will be determined in cooperation with national schools for a wider dissemination.

In the training for trainers, the use of e-learning and the open-access platform will expand the

Project effects beyond training events.

The Project is expected to:

enhance judicial awareness on the impact of EU law on national enforcement systems and an

adequate use of preliminary ruling procedures

promote consistent interpretation of EU principles across MS to ensure effective judicial

protection

facilitate mutual learning and disseminate best interpretative practices among lawyers and

enforcers

consolidate the network of contact points of trainers.

Type and number of deliverables to be produced:

Specialised database with relevant EU and national case law in Project areas

5 Casebooks on health, non-discrimination, migration and asylum, consumers, data protection,

complementing those developed in RE-Jus Project with new areas, new perspectives and

adaptations to different national legal systems

Guidelines for enforcers

Guidance for trainers

6 transnational training workshops, 3 transnational “training the trainer” programmes, 1 e-

learning pilot module.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT – 807059 – ACCESS-JUST Call: JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2017 Project Number: 807059 Project Acronym: ACCESS-JUST Duration (months): 23 Project Title: Demystifying Justice: Training for justice actors on the use of plain language

and developing clear and accessible Letters of Rights Coordinator:

MAGYAR HELSINKI BIZOTTSAG BAJCSY-ZSILINSZKY UT 36-38 1/12 1054 BUDAPEST Hungary



Role Grant

Requested %

MAGYAR HELSINKI BIZOTTSAG HU COORDINATOR 130.886,68 € 41,97%

ANTIGONE ONLUS IT PARTICIPANT 27.528,96 € 8,83%

ASOCIATIA PENTRU APARAREA DREPTURILOR OMULUI IN ROMANIA - COMITETUL HELSINKI RO PARTICIPANT 23.052,08 € 7,39%

FAIR TRIALS EUROPE BE PARTICIPANT 130.420,16 € 41,82%

311.887,88 €

ABSTRACT:

Objectives

Improve access to justice in European criminal proceedings and the implementation of the Right to

Information Directive by:

Stimulating a movement for an open and accessible European legal culture grounded in the use

of plain language;

Encouraging better implementation of the rights notification provisions of the Right to

Information Directive; and

Drafting alternative, plain language Letters of Rights that Member States can use to better

comply with their obligations under Article 4 of the Right to Information Directive.

Activities

Surveying networks of legal professionals, judicial and training institutions;

Regional Expert meeting to provide input on the training programme;

Development of a Training Programme;

Training the Trainers (60 new plain language experts from all Justice Programme countries);

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Design alternative LoRs through the use of plain language principles;

Rolling-out the training module;

National-level workshops in at least 10 countries.


Primary: judicial and legal training institutions, criminal justice actors;

Secondary: all suspects and accused persons;

National policy-makers, the judiciary, prosecutors, lawyers and the police;

EU policy-makers;

NGOs and academics;

Expected results

Improved access to justice and the implementation of the Directive;

Stimulated movement for an open and accessible European legal culture;

Alternative, accessible LoRs are available.


1 survey document;

1 regional expert meeting;

1 training module (up to 100 p);

2 pilot trainings and 2 testings (Hu, Be, It, Ro);

1 3-day long train-the-trainers workshop;

at least 15 alternative LoRs;

1 web-based training platform;

at least 10 national-level workshops;

4 newsletters, 8 social media/blog/web platform appearances;

at least 10 training institutions approached.

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