The proposed project aims at the establishment of a sustainable and long-term Strategic Partnership between national supervisory authorities, academia and civil society organisations for the delivery of knowledge and the development of skills related to privacy and personal data protection. The project is first of its kind unifying DPAs, universities and civil society organisation from 4 (four) EU members – Italy, Poland, Bulgaria and Croatia. It is a cross-sectorial project targeting horizontal policy as personal data protection is. All 28 national DPAs act independently in their countries with limited or no connection between each other. On the other hand, threats become more and more global. One of the most sustainable ways for tackling the problem is to build-up closer partnership. 1. Overall objective: Promotion of civic education and awareness in a field of privacy and personal data protection. 2. Specific objectives: a. Establishment of sustainable strategic partnership between data protection authorities, academics and non-governmental sector in the EU in the field of data protection learning and privacy awareness raising; b. Promotion of common approach and synergy among European Member States for personal data protection to delivery of non-formal digital data protection and privacy learning; c. Development of a web-based solution for providing environment for cooperation and open, innovative and inclusive non-formal digital learning in compliance with the new EU data protection legal framework; 3. Resources needed: a. Data Protection Authorities IT equipment (already in use); b. Data Protection Authorities training experts (already existing); c. Academic staff (already existing); 4. Duration – 24 months 5. Partners: Applicant: Commission for Personal Data Protection - Bulgaria; i. Inspector General for the Protection of Personal Data (GIODO) – Poland; ii. Croatian Agency for Protection of Personal Data – Croatia; iii. Uniwersytet Jagiellonsi - Poland iv. Sofia university – Bulgaria v. GVMAS ONLUS - Italy 6. Target groups: a. Adults; b. Civil servants; c. Practitioners; 7. Activities A0 Activity “Project Management and Implementation” A1 “Analysis and summary of good practices in non-formal digital data protection and privacy learning” A2 “Elaboration of Guidelines and a common Curriculum for non-formal digital data protection learning for adults” A3 “Development of learning modules for non-formal digital data protection learning” A4 “Development of a web-based platform “eOpenSpace” for strategic partnership in provision of non-formal digital data protection learning” A5 “Validation of non-formal and informal digital data protection learning and skills” A6 “Structured and sustainable cooperation between national data protection authorities and universities at national and EU level” A7 “Joint staff training and elaboration of Guidelines for using “eOpenSpace” and its e-learning and e-cooperation tools” A8 “Testing of “eOpenSpace”: organisation of e-meetings and provision of pilot webinars” 8. The methodology of the project proposal will be based on European values and good practices principles: - Innovation; - Inclusiveness; - Lifelong learning; - Gender equality; - Partnership. It will include consistent steps for elaboration, organisation, coordination, conduct, distribution, monitoring and controlling, and overall project assessment. 9. The overall expected impact on all target groups will be increased awareness on privacy and personal data protection based on easily accessed non-formal digital learninng related to the topic for improving: - their practical skills and knowledge on topics related to privacy and personal data protection; - their ability for finding information related to privacy and personal data protection; - their practical skills for protecting their personal data and advise others in the same area; - their ability for summarizing and presenting information on privacy and personal data protection. Target groups will be able to find all necessary information concerning privacy and personal data protection in the internet. They will be able to access without any restrictions non-formal digital learning. After participating practitioners will be able to: - avoid violation of the regulations for privacy and personal data protection; - build more successful systems for prevention and protection of personal data.
The proposed project aims at the establishment of a sustainable and long-term Strategic Partnership between national supervisory authorities, academia and civil society organisations for the delivery of knowledge and the development of skills related to privacy and personal data protection. The project is first of its kind unifying DPAs, universities and civil society organisation from 4 (four) EU members – Italy, Poland, Bulgaria and Croatia. It is a cross-sectorial project targeting horizontal policy as personal data protection is. All 28 national DPAs act independently in their countries with limited or no connection between each other. On the other hand, threats become more and more global. One of the most sustainable ways for tackling the problem is to build-up closer partnership. 1. Overall objective: Promotion of civic education and awareness in a field of privacy and personal data protection. 2. Specific objectives: - Establishment of sustainable strategic partnership between data protection authorities, academics and non-governmental sector in the EU in the field of data protection learning and privacy awareness raising; - Promotion of common approach and synergy among European Member States for personal data protection to delivery of non-formal digital data protection and privacy learning; - Development of a web-based solution for providing environment for cooperation and open, innovative and inclusive non-formal digital learning in compliance with the new EU data protection legal framework; 3. Target groups: - Adults and Practitioners: 210 participants in the Multiplier events; - Civil Servants: 18 participants within Short term Staff Training in Starosel, Bulgaria 4. The overall impact on all target groups are increased awareness on privacy and personal data protection based on easily accessed non-formal digital learninng related to the topic for improving: - their practical skills and knowledge on topics related to privacy and personal data protection; - their ability for finding information related to privacy and personal data protection; - their practical skills for protecting their personal data and advise others in the same area; - their ability for summarizing and presenting information on privacy and personal data protection. Target groups can find all necessary information concerning privacy and personal data protection in the internet. They can access without any restrictions non-formal digital learning. They: - avoid violation of the regulations for privacy and personal data protection; - build more successful systems for prevention and protection of personal data. 5. Activities conducted: A0 Activity “Project Management and Implementation” A1 “Analysis and summary of good practices in non-formal digital data protection and privacy learning” A2 “Elaboration of Guidelines and a common Curriculum for non-formal digital data protection learning for adults” A3 “Development of learning modules for non-formal digital data protection learning” A4 “Development of a web-based platform “eOpenSpace” for strategic partnership in provision of non-formal digital data protection learning” A5 “Validation of non-formal and informal digital data protection learning and skills” A6 “Structured and sustainable cooperation between national data protection authorities and universities at national and EU level” A7 “Joint staff training and elaboration of Guidelines for using “eOpenSpace” and its e-learning and e-cooperation tools” A8 “Testing of “eOpenSpace”: organisation of e-meetings and provision of pilot webinars” 6. The methodology of the project proposal was based on European values and good practices principles: - Innovation; - Inclusiveness; - Lifelong learning; - Gender equality; - Partnership. It included consistent steps for elaboration, organisation, coordination, conduct, distribution, monitoring and controlling, and overall project assessment. 7. Intellectual Outputs: - Catalogue of good practices (O1); - Guidelines for online delivery of non-formal digital data protection learning (O2); - Common Curriculum (O3); - Open Educational Resources for non-formal digital data protection learning (O4); - e-OpenSpace – pilot e-learning and e-cooperation tool (O5); - Methodology for validation of non-formal and informal digital data protection learning (O6).