Projects
Overview
Developing standards for assistance to victims of terrorism
The European Forum has been awarded a project by the European Commission on “Developing standards for assistance to victims of terrorism”. This project will run from 1 March 2007 till 30 June 2008.
AGIS 3: Restorative justice: an agenda for Europe
This third AGIS project, which runs for 24 months - from 1 June 2006 till 31 May 2008-, wants to realise an effective support to the development of restorative justice in Southern Europe on the one hand, and to research what could be the potential role of the European Union in the further development of restorative justice in the whole of the European Union.
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AGIS 2: Meeting the challenges of introducing victim-offender mediation in Central and Eastern Europe
This second AGIS project, which runs for 24 months - from 1 December 2003 till 31 November 2005 -, wants to realise an effective support to the development of restorative justice in Central and Eastern Europe.
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AGIS 1: Working towards the creation of European training models for practitioners and legal practitioners in relation to restorative justice practices"
In 2003, the European Forum obtained a non-recurrent funding from the AGIS programme of the European Commission to work on two topics: the training of mediation practitioners on the one hand, and the training of legal practitioners in restorative justice on the other hand. In the framework of the project, two very concrete instruments were developed: recommendations on the training of mediators and a training course for prosecutors and judges on restorative justice.
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COST Action A21: Restorative justice developments in Europe
COST Action A21 on 'Restorative Justice Developments in Europe' concerns a European network of researchers from some 20 countries, which was started late 2002 and which will run until the end of 2006.
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