How does Ctrl+SAFE tackle these issues?
The Ctrl+SAFE project is designed to respond directly to these identified challenges through capacity-building, meaningful child participation, multi-stakeholder dialogue, and targeted advocacy.
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The project activities taking place in Albania, Italy, Kosovo, Spain and Ukraine will directly target: 25,627 children, 12,928 adults who care for or work with children and 20 digital service providers. Indirectly, the project will reach 105,395 children across the five countries.
The project employs a cyclical methodology that begins with understanding the specific context, actively involves the target beneficiaries and stakeholders in the co-creation and implementation of interventions, systematically gathers and shares knowledge, and advocates for broader change.
Specific objectives
- To foster collaboration and a holistic approach to children’s rights, safety and well-being online.
- To build the capacity of both children and adults who care for or work with children and raise overall awareness regarding online safety and children's rights in the digital environment through a variety of context-specific activities.
- To share knowledge and network within the consortium and with a broader range of stakeholders interested in the rights of children in the digital environment.
- To actively engage with key stakeholders and advocate for policy changes that promote a safer and more responsible digital environment for children.