Imagine a digital doorway that helps people in danger find help without needing to make a scary phone call first. It uses a smart chatbot to guide victims to the right services and assesses their risk automatically. At the same time, it gives the professionals on the other end a digital playbook and training to handle these complex cases better.
Domestic violence is under-reported and under-detected because victims lack easy access to services and frontline responders lack the specific training to handle marginalized populations.
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If you are a software provider dealing with inefficient emergency reporting — this project developed a multilingual AI Chatbot (AINO) that provides immediate advice and risk assessment to increase reporting rates.
If you are a training company dealing with outdated professional development for first responders — this project developed scalable, low-threshold training modules and a European Training Platform to bridge sectoral divides.
If you are a legal tech firm dealing with marginalized populations struggling to access justice — this project developed decision support tools and a handbook for building better responses to domestic violence.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost information is provided.
The AI Chatbot was piloted and validated in RP2, and the project involved 16 partners across 7 countries to ensure scalability.
Based on available project data, specific licensing terms are not mentioned, but the results are published on the European Training Platform on Domestic Violence.
It acts as a new entry point to existing frontline responder networks, using a conversational AI to guide victims toward available service provisions.
The project period runs from 2022-10-01 to 2025-09-30.
The consortium is diverse, consisting of 16 partners from 7 countries. It shows a balanced mix of 4 universities, 4 research organizations, and 3 industry partners (including 2 SMEs), resulting in an industry ratio of 19%. This structure suggests a strong bridge between academic research and practical, market-oriented application.
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