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Deliverables
The Quality and Risk Management Plan is meant to ensure the high quality of ISEDA’s socio-technological developments and of the deliverables produced in the project as well as indicators to measure and document the effectiveness of the project actions compared to the initial proposal and objectives. It will also contain a more comprehensive Risk Management and Mitigation section, which will outline procedures on how to assess, mitigate, and monitor risks that may occur during the lifetime of the project.
D4.2 Awareness raising and education package (opens in new window)The Awareness raising and education package will include the developed materials throughout the awareness raising campaigns and education programs implemented in the ISEDA project, as well as information on their impact and how and what key stakeholders were engaged. The package will also include guidelines for adaptation and evaluation and will be available in 7 languages of the consortium (BG, GR, ES, Catalan, EN, FI, IT).
D3.1 Deployment and Evaluation Protocol (opens in new window)GCU and UA will perform a preliminary research and analysis on existing DV apps in order to identify best methodologies and practices. Based on the results of this research and on the legal requirements identified in T1.1.3, a Deployment and Evaluation Protocol (D3.1) will be drafted, which will include the (1) guidelines for a safe, ethical and legal deployment of the chatbot; (2) the protocol to be followed in case of failure/problem with the chatbot; (3) a list of indicators for the evaluation; (4) rule for dialogue supervision organisation, continuous chatbot training and dialogue improvement.
D6.1 Dissemination and Communication Plan (opens in new window)A Dissemination and Communication Plan will be drafted by EQY with contributions from all partners, defining the communication and dissemination goals, target audiences and the main messages to be conveyed. As a dynamic document, its first version will be released in M6 and constantly updated throughout the project lifetime. The dissemination approach will be further refined at the midterm stage of project implementation collaboratively with CoP members. The dissemination activities will be continuously monitored and adjusted according to emerging needs. The final version of the DC plan will be issued in M36.
D5.2. A policy brief for European common approaches to fight DV (opens in new window)Based on the results of the scoping, piloting and evaluation phases of the ISEDA project, a policy brief for European common approaches to fight DV will be issues, including how the data platform can help support policy making.
D4.1 Report on the Perpetrator Program Evaluation (opens in new window)After a year-round implementation of local perpetrator programs on 3 sites and impact evaluation, data about the behavior and attitudinal change of perpetrators, and the impact of this behavior on the victim-survivors longitudinally and in a comparable way among the different sites will be collected and synthesized in a report.
D1.1 Report on the Pilot Sites and Follower Territories DV Eco-systems (opens in new window)UA will prepare a report on the Pilot Sites' and Follower Territories' DV Eco-systems, based on input from partners in the countries - national academic and CSO partners for the PSs – BG (DEMA), GR (KEMEA) and ES (UA) with the support of PAs, and for the FT - IT (CAM), Scotland-UK (GCU), CY (SPAVO), FI (TAU). The report will represent a state-of-the-art comprehensive understanding on DV in the countries, providing information on related stakeholders and services, notably crime reporting technologies and support services, investigation and prevention policies and measures.
D5.1 Report on the Replicability study of ISEDA tech-solutions (opens in new window)In cooperation with countries from the Community of Practice, the potential of the replicability of ISEDA technological and social solutions, notably the chatbot, data platform, the training and the Impact Toolkit of PPs, will be evaluated. 3 Pilot Groups from CoP countries will investigate to what extent the solutions can be adapted to their proper contexts. The findings will be compiled in a report.
D2.1 Training curriculum, its evaluation methodology and Train-the-Trainers Manual (opens in new window)Through an analysis of the existing training evaluation methodologies used by the different PS partners, as well as best practices from previous EU and national projects, the specific indicators for the evaluation of the serious games modules will be developed. They will include (1) the evaluation protocol, (2) a list of indicators for the evaluation of the short-term and mid-term learning outcomes and impact of the training and (3) questionnaires or other tools to be circulated among training participants and other potential relevant actors before, during and after the pilot phase. The Train-the-Trainers manual will include advice on how to select, articulate and adapt ISEDA’s training to existing training efforts, translated into PSs’ languages.
D1.2. Roadmap for development of ISEDA solutions (opens in new window)Based on D1.1. and the results from the FG implementation, as well as the analysis of cultural specificities and legislations of the PS, a roadmap for the development of ISEDA solutions will be developed. The document will detail the types of awareness raising campaigns and education programs, which will be implemented, but also define the training scenarios and use-cases specifications related to the chatbot and the data platform.
D3.3 Chatbot Impact Report (opens in new window)Based on the evaluation methodology outlined in D3.1, PS partners will circulate evaluation tools and collect qualitative and quantitative data, including indicators directly provided by the chatbot, in accordance with the impact indicators, which will serve to elaborate the Impact Report.
D7.2. Data Management Ethics and Security Plan (opens in new window)The Data Management, Ethics and Security Plan (D7.2) will define the project’s (1) data management rules concerning data collection, storage, curation and protection in line with EU legislation (GDPR 679/2016) and 2007 INSPIRE Directive (L 108/1–14), (2) ethics requirements concerning human participation and protocol for the protection of personal data of FGs and victims involved in the chatbot and training pilot and evaluation, (3) Security assurance rules and access to data for the parties involved between the different platforms of the solution.
A project website will be developed and maintained by EQY with the support of all partners. It will provide general information about the project developments and showcase all results.
In cooperation with PAs and psychologists in the consortium, a serious game module will be developed. Through behavioural exercices relying on role play and mock cases, it will aim to accurately depict the interaction a police officer or judicial system agent could have with victims of DV and thus train the latter into better communicating with victims and more effectively approaching and handling their cases.
Publications
Author(s):
Kate Butterby, Nancy Lombard
Published in:
Journal of Gender-Based Violence, Issue 9, 2025, ISSN 2398-6808
Publisher:
Bristol University Press
DOI:
10.1332/23986808Y2024D000000038
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