special protection needs) and c) networking and referral practices between institutions involved in victim support and protection. Objectives to identify and disseminate model practices for victim identification, individualized needs assessment and referral mechanisms with the standards set in the Directive and transferrable across different systems; to build the capacity of victim support institutions in the participating countries and encourage the use of common practices and tools across Europe; to encourage the exchange of knowledge, good practice and networking at national and transnational level. Activities Workstream 0: Project coordination and management Kick off meeting Partner coordination meetings Project monitoring and reporting Workstream 1: Data collection and analysis of national practices Objective: data collection and research at national level on practices for a) victim identification, b) individual assessment of victims’ needs and c) effective and low –cost referral mechanisms. Recording of existing practices within the police/ prosecution, health authorities, victim support services and NGOs Data collection in additional five MS analysis and scrutiny of national practices in the light of the Directive provisions proposal for Directive-compliant model practices and a checklist for assessing the compatibility of national practices Workstream 2: Capacity building for policy makers and professionals involved in victim support Development of modules and training materials transferring the knowledge on Directive compatible practices Organization of 2 capacity building workshops in each partner country for 30-40 participants from all institutions involved in victim support Organization of a transnational training networking event for the target groups from – across Europe Workstream 3: Dissemination of best practice and project results Manual on Directive compatible practices – Project website and dissemination through existing networks Organization of 1 awareness event in each partner country Type and number of persons benefiting from the project national policy makers involved in transposing and implementing the Victims Directive in the partner countries law enforcement officials that come into first contact with victims professionals offering services to victims (victim support services, health services) including NGOs Expected results
special protection needs) and c) networking and referral practices between institutions involved in victim support and protection. Objectives to identify and disseminate model practices for victim identification, individualized needs assessment and referral mechanisms with the standards set in the Directive and transferrable across different systems; to build the capacity of victim support institutions in the participating countries and encourage the use of common practices and tools across Europe; to encourage the exchange of knowledge, good practice and networking at national and transnational level. Activities Workstream 0: Project coordination and management Kick off meeting Partner coordination meetings Project monitoring and reporting Workstream 1: Data collection and analysis of national practices Objective: data collection and research at national level on practices for a) victim identification, b) individual assessment of victims’ needs and c) effective and low –cost referral mechanisms. Recording of existing practices within the police/ prosecution, health authorities, victim support services and NGOs Data collection in additional five MS analysis and scrutiny of national practices in the light of the Directive provisions proposal for Directive-compliant model practices and a checklist for assessing the compatibility of national practices Workstream 2: Capacity building for policy makers and professionals involved in victim support Development of modules and training materials transferring the knowledge on Directive compatible practices Organization of 2 capacity building workshops in each partner country for 30-40 participants from all institutions involved in victim support Organization of a transnational training – networking event for the target groups from across Europe Workstream 3: Dissemination of best practice and project results Manual on Directive – compatible practices Project website and dissemination through existing networks Organization of 1 awareness event in each partner country Type and number of persons benefiting from the project national policy makers involved in transposing and implementing the Victims Directive in the partner countries law enforcement officials that come into first contact with victims professionals offering services to victims (victim support services, health services) including NGOs Expected results
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