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  • Engage2innovate

    Engage2innovate (E2i) will investigate and address barriers to implementing EU security research and innovation outputs, including: poor engagement with end-users, stakeholders and citizens; lack of front-end research and problem framing; and ineffective innovation processes. Through effective engagement with security policymakers, researchers, and practitioners across the quadruple helix, E2i will champion good practice in Social Innovation and human-centred design. To promote the engagement of citizens and end users, E2i will develop a Societal Development Plan describing the current landscape of Social Innovation. This will provide guidance on how the approach can strengthen EU security research and innovation, and include an explanatory conceptual model and practical exemplars to inspire and motivate. Finally, E2i will build on the enthusiasm and inspiration of the next generation of researchers and design thinkers through two international Social Innovation Design Challenges, showcasing new innovative thinking and solution concepts while fostering adoption of E2i outputs. The EUCPN is part of the advisory board.
  • Indeed

    Indeed

    Evidence-Based Model for Evaluation of Radicalisation Prevention and Mitigation
    The project aims to use evidence-based approaches to strengthen first-line practitioners’ and policymakers’ knowledge, capabilities and skills for designing, planning, implementing and evaluating Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE), Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) and de-radicalisation initiatives, such as policies and strategies, long-term programmes, short-term actions and ad-hoc interventions, in an effective and proven manner. EUCPN supports INDEED as an associated partner of the Practitioner Network. 
  • InterCOP

    InterCOP

    The International Cyber Offender Prevention Network (InterCOP) is a collection of countries aiming to reduce cyber criminality. Cyber offenders distinct themselves by having a specific skillset which also grants them significant possibilities in the current digital age. The InterCOP network aims to connect international Law Enforcement agencies in order to share expertise and jointly develop, carry out and evaluate preventative interventions for maximum impact. Additionally, it aims to engage public and private sector stakeholders whose skills, resources and reach are needed alongside law enforcement efforts to create a safer digital environment.
    The EUCPN lends its expertise on the principles of crime prevention and the evaluation of crime prevention initiatives.
  • 2PS

    “2PS - Prevent & Protect Through Support”

    To reduce the numbers of abused children and those at risk of exploitation, we need to address various challenges. Several of those relate to people with a sexual interest in children and their needs for support, guidance and treatment to prevent them from abusing or re-abusing. 2PS brings together leading experts and researchers from across Europe (and the world) to work decisively to assess current good practices and explore opportunities for synergy and leverage existing actions that can help balance the unequal and disproportionate engagements across the EU. As well as excelling and improving upon known initiatives, the team intends to drive understanding and awareness of prevention activities across the EU - reducing the gaps between member states and boosting the overall effectiveness of prevention exercises. This includes active collaboration with current initiatives and actions that are working towards a shared vision. The EUCPN supports the project's objectives, an cooperates on the following topics: looking into the possibilities of offender prevention, disseminating the results of this project to EMPACT Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and avoiding duplication by overseeing what is done in the field of prevention of CSE.
  • ISF Sword

    The ISF Sword project aims at fighting against organised property crime in the European Union. Its goal is to arrest 100 criminal groups, seize 5 million euro. In order to tackle the highest level of criminal networks, the project has an important operational dimension reflected by the special focus on tools such as operational ad-hoc meetings and use of advanced SPecial Law Enforcement Tactics (SPLET). To be as effective as possible the ISF Sword Project gathers 33 partners, such as the EUCPN.