CEDAR
Continuing Education Against Radicalisation
Project
R2COM
Radicalisation and Violent Extremism Prevention in the Community
Timeframe
11/2021 – 10/2024 (36 months)
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Promoting the involvement of NGO’s in preventing and countering violent extremism in community settings
R2COM aims to foster and enhance the involvement of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE), especially in the follow-up/aftercare provision of newly released individuals. The initiative will pursue this by improving the competencies of NGOs’ professionals in the area with sustainable, tailor-made, and needs-oriented training programmes.
Hence, R2COM intends to improve the management of individuals prone to radicalisation by increasing the success of NGOs’ interventions. It will also promote cooperation and the establishment of dynamic synergies amongst NGOs in the EU and beyond.
Where
- Albania
- Bulgaria
- France
- Hungary
- Italy
- Kosovo
- Portugal
- Sweden
Funding
- ERASMUS + (European Commission) KA220-ADU – Cooperation partnerships in adult education
Objectives
Expand knowledge and comprehension on “what works” and “what does not work” in the involvement of NGOs in P/CVE.
Widen opportunities for knowledge, experiences, and expertise sharing between NGOs working in P/CVE.
Deepen the involvement of NGOs in P/CVE initiatives and follow-up/aftercare provisions.
Promote practices to adequately respond to the needs of NGOs’ professionals in P/CVE.
Produce reliable material to appropriately support and guide NGOs’ actions when working with at-risk individuals.
Establish a steady radicalisation risk screening tool, apt to be used by NGOs to assess individuals' “propensity towards engagement” into radical viewpoints/activities.
Expected outcomes
A comprehensive account of evidence-based knowledge and know-how towards capacitating and specialising NGOs’ professionals on reintegration and P/CVE.
Innovative and forward-looking knowledge and skill base to enhance NGOs’ professionals’ competencies on reintegration and P/CVE.
Optimised role of NGOs on P/CVE.
Achieve better handling of individuals vulnerable to radicalisation (and those who might already be radicalised) in community settings.
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