Results

 

 

 

In this section are available all the materials produced by the project activities. The page is constantly updated, therefore we invite you to constantly monitor it.

Good Practices

 

 

 

Promising practices related to the application of the EC Directive 2011/99 /EU and the promotion and use of the European Protection Order

This report identifies a number of promising practices that, even if not exclusively focused on the implementation of the EPO, are relevant in facilitating effective implementation of the instrument in the EU Member States.

The Application of the EC Directive 2011/99/EU and the European Protection Order – Final Research

This report is a comparative analysis of the implementation of the EPO in the project partner countries based on a review of the national reports submitted by each project partner, and of the information and data provided therein. This report identifies and analyses common themes and trends, as well as points of difference and divergence, and sets out recommendations, which may facilitate the overall effectiveness and implementation of the EPO and be applied to the wider EU context.

The Application of the EC Directive 2011/99/EU and the European Protection Order – Country Research

The aim of the project is to study the state of application of the EC Directive 2011/99/EU and the European Protection Order in the project partner countries. Therefore, the following reports analyse the context in Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Czech Republic and Croatia.

ITALY

 

 

 

CYPRUS

 

 

 

GREECE

 

 

 

CZECH REPUBLIC

 

 

 

Handbook for the effective application of the EC Directive 2011/99/EU and the European Protection Order

The aim of the project is to provide useful information and practical advice for the effective application of the EC Directive 2011/99/EU and the European Protection Order. To this purpose we have produced ready-to-use handbooks for legal professionals, civil society organisations and individual citizens, available not only in English, but also in the languages of the partnership: Italian, Greek, Czech and Croatian.