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Assessing the Risk of Isolation of Sentenced and Accused: Enhancing the Capacity of Correctional Services to Work with Convicted Children
Empowerment of the Framework Decisions 2008/947 and 2009/829 through EU Probation Services
Timeframe
02/2025 – 01/2027 (24 months)
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EMPRO aims to significantly strengthen the understanding and application of FD 2008/947 and 2009/829 within the European Union. Through comprehensive training activities, the project will upscale probation officers’ soft power in the application of these instruments, ensuring a more frequent and swift resort to pre- and post-trial alternatives to detention and further advocate for stronger and more meaningful communication between relevant stakeholders.
Lay the groundwork for assisting probation and other justice professionals in more frequent and efficient use of FD 2008/947 and FD 2009/829 and therein advocate for
probationary solutions and alternatives to custodial measures.
Promote the use of FD 2008/947 and FD 2009/829 by embracing the use of existing and future digital tools in way of contributing to streamlining effective cooperation between
authorities, in full consideration of Directive (EU) 2023/2843 and Regulation (EU) 2023/2844.
Promote knowledge sharing amongst professionals in a (trans)national environment towards better cooperation and mutual trust.
Ensure advocacy for human and fundamental rights enshrined in the EUCFR and ECHR, towards a more humane and efficient rehabilitation process, with a special focus on foreign nationals at the pre-and post-trial phases of the proceedings.
The EMPRO Database, including guidance for national application of promising practices, mechanisms for probation officers, a terminology glossary, and key recommendations for using FD 2008/947 and FD 2009/829.
An e-Learning course that equips practitioners with skills to implement FD 2008/947 and
FD 2009/829 effectively, while addressing key identified questions.
Cross-Border Training Activities with the target groups, building on the e-learning course, using a learning-by-doing approach.
Assessing the Risk of Isolation of Sentenced and Accused: Enhancing the Capacity of Correctional Services to Work with Convicted Children
European Arrest Warrant
Promoting fundamental rights in (post) pandemic times in cross-border proceedings
Ensuring Probationers’ Rehabilitation Prospects via targeted enhancement of the implementation of FD 2008/947
Fair predictions of gender-sensitive recidivism
Implementation of the Stockholm’s Roadmap in cases of terrorism and radicalisation
Ensuring the due course of criminal proceedings via strengthened respect for the procedural rights of the suspect and the accused
Judicial cooperation for the enhancement of mutual recognition regarding probation measures and alternative sanctions – EPP software 3.0
Judicial cooperation for the enhancement of mutual recognition regarding probation measures and alternative sanctions