‐ Training guidelines elaboration ‐ Guidelines for trainers ‐ Definition of the exchange workshops structure 3. Web Platforms creation ‐ Elaboration of the Web platforms contents ‐ Design and development of the Web platforms ‐ Launching the Web platforms 4. Training programs, exchange experiences and best practices ‐ ELearning workshop for the trainers that will participate in the training program ‐ Onsite/classroom training courses in each partner country, for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers ‐ ELearning training courses in each partner country, for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers ‐ Final Seminar for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers in each partner country ‐ Training workshop for judges who act as trainers in each partner country ‐ Exchange experiences workshops 5. International Final Conference and dissemination ‐ Organisation of the International final conference ‐ Dissemination of the final results Type and number of persons benefiting from the project ‐ Trainers that will participate in the project – 10 per country, total = 40 ‐ Onsite/classroom training – total of 100 judges, 100 public prosecutors, 100 lawyers ‐ E-learning training – total of 100 judges, 100 public prosecutors, 100 lawyers (the same who attend Onsite/classroom training) ‐ Judges who act as trainer – 25 per country, total = 100 ‐ 2 Exchange experience workshops – 20trainees per country, total = 80 ‐ Final Seminar for judges, prosecutors and lawyers – 75 participants*4, total= 300 ‐ Final conference – 150 participants (legal professional; academics, students and other key players) + 2 team members for each partner + 6 speakers ‐ Minimum 500 legal practioner’s using the forum platform Expected results ‐ Skills improvement of judicial actors to better deal with the legal framework of fundamental rights, in particular the CFR ‐ Training materials that can be used for future training programs in all European Member States (Best Practice Manual and Training Manual) ‐ A sustainable information web platform that will be freely accessible online and remain active after the end of the project Type and number of outputs to be produced
‐ Training guidelines elaboration ‐ Guidelines for trainers ‐ Definition of the exchange workshops structure 3. Web Platforms creation ‐ Elaboration of the Web platforms contents ‐ Design and development of the Web platforms ‐ Launching the Web platforms 4. Training programs, exchange experiences and best practices ‐ ELearning workshop for the trainers that will participate in the training program ‐ Onsite/classroom training courses in each partner country, for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers ‐ ELearning training courses in each partner country, for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers ‐ Final Seminar for judges, public prosecutors and lawyers in each partner country ‐ Training workshop for judges who act as trainers in each partner country ‐ Exchange experiences workshops 5. International Final Conference and dissemination ‐ Organisation of the International final conference ‐ Dissemination of the final results Type and number of persons benefiting from the project ‐ Trainers that will participate in the project – 10 per country, total = 40 ‐ Onsite/classroom training – total of 100 judges, 100 public prosecutors, 100 lawyers ‐ E-learning training – total of 100 judges, 100 public prosecutors, 100 lawyers (the same who attend Onsite/classroom training) ‐ Judges who act as trainer – 25 per country, total = 100 ‐ 2 Exchange experience workshops – 20trainees per country, total = 80 ‐ Final Seminar for judges, prosecutors and lawyers – 75 participants*4, total= 300 ‐ Final conference – 150 participants (legal professional; academics, students and other key players) + 2 team members for each partner + 6 speakers ‐ Minimum 500 legal practioner’s using the forum platform Expected results ‐ Skills improvement of judicial actors to better deal with the legal framework of fundamental rights, in particular the CFR ‐ Training materials that can be used for future training programs in all European Member States (Best Practice Manual and Training Manual) ‐ A sustainable information web platform that will be freely accessible online and remain active after the end of the project Type and number of outputs to be produced