WP No. 1 ensures the smooth running of the project, such as the methodology, organization of the calendar and work stages, while ensuring that objectives are achieved, deadlines are respected and partners' obligations are met. WP No. 2 consists of a benchmark report on neighborhood conflict management practices through preventive and restorative justice, adapted to the project's area of intervention. It includes a transnational workshop to present the identified practices and disseminate the results. WP n°3 aims to create a toolbox inspired by the concepts of preventive and restorative justice, based on the results of WP2. It includes a transnational training session for practitioners from the consortium countries. A digital module is integrated into WP3 to facilitate use of the toolbox. WP n°4 includes the organization of local training sessions for practitioners in the use of the toolbox, as well as field experimentation and the collection of evaluation data to adjust and consolidate the kit. WP n°5 includes all actions linked to the dissemination of results: identity, communication, multiplier events and final event.
The HARMONY project, funded by the Erasmus+ program, was initiated with the aim of promoting and strengthening peaceful and inclusive interactions between citizens, with a focus on socially disadvantaged neighborhoods. Through the adoption of restorative justice practices, the project aims to prevent and resolve neighborhood conflicts and improve social cohesion. The general/overall objective of the HARMONY project was to develop and strengthen living well together in the City and in particular in the collective social housing sectors, marked by difficulties and precariousness. This is done by using Restorative Justice practices as a vector for preventing and resolving situations of neighborhood conflicts and disturbances to residential tranquility which harm the quality of life of residents. The project represented the opportunity to extend the use of restorative practices to the context of social housing and respond to the challenge of preserving and strengthening living together and learning to live together throughout life in housing units. The project helps cities evolve towards a global restorative model, serving peaceful interactions.