Imagine a digital safety net that helps people in danger find help through a friendly chat interface. It's like having a knowledgeable guide in your pocket that not only gives advice but also securely saves evidence for court. At the same time, it trains the professionals who handle these cases to be more effective and empathetic.
Domestic violence reporting is often hindered by a lack of accessible, empathetic entry points for victims and a lack of specialized training for public authorities to collect court-admissible evidence.
A victim-support chatbot, an integrated evidence-gathering data platform, a serious game training module for authorities, and public awareness campaigns.
If you are a legal aid software provider dealing with the difficulty of gathering admissible evidence in abuse cases — this project developed an integrated data platform that gathers court-proof evidence with victim consent. This streamlines the process of building a legal case.
If you are a corporate training developer dealing with the need for high-impact social sensitivity training — this project developed a serious game module and interactive training package. This allows for better skill development in assessing complex social situations.
If you are a government digital services contractor dealing with inefficient reporting lines for domestic abuse — this project developed an empathetic chatbot that refers victims to hotlines and police. This increases the use of interactive tools for reporting crimes.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost information is provided.
The project involves 3 pilot sites and follower territories in 6 regions (Bulgaria, Catalonia, Greece, Cyprus, Finland, Italy), indicating a multi-regional pilot scale rather than full industrial deployment.
Based on available project data, there are no specific details regarding IP ownership or licensing terms.
The project includes an integrated data platform designed to gather court-proof evidence and record trends to support legislative processes.
The project period runs from 2022-09-01 to 2025-08-31.
The consortium is highly diverse with 15 partners across 9 countries, showing a strong cross-border approach. While it is dominated by 'Other' organizations (8) and universities (4), there is a modest industrial presence with 2 SMEs and 2 industry partners, representing a 13% industry ratio, which suggests the project is more focused on social implementation than immediate commercialization.
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