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==CyberEthics funding== | ==CyberEthics funding== | ||
The Cyprus Group is among the most active Groups in the world. They have secured an incredible number of competitive grants over the past years and implemented actions of | The Cyprus Group is among the most active Groups in the world. They have secured an incredible number of competitive grants over the past years and implemented actions of ca 4 million euro. The Table below documents the contracts, their value and their year of implementation. The amounts displayed are those secured and managed by the Cyprus Group. | ||
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==International Operations== | ==International Operations== | ||
In line with the organization's priority, to serve as hub with an international scope, the team has conducted the following trainings for experts of other countries. The trainings were organized in collaboration with the European Commission (the case of Turkey) and the World Vision CSO (the rest). The Cyprus Police Office for Combating Cybercrime supported the implementation of the trainings. | In line with the organization's priority, to serve as hub with an international scope, the team has conducted the following trainings for experts of other countries. The trainings were organized in collaboration with the European Commission (the case of Turkey) and the [[World Vision|World Vision (Cyprus)]] CSO (the rest). The Cyprus Police Office for Combating Cybercrime supported the implementation of the trainings. | ||
# Albania Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (including exchange of Law Practice with their MoE for the protection of minors on the internet) | # Albania Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (including exchange of Law Practice with their MoE for the protection of minors on the internet) | ||
# Armenia Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (especially for the establishment and operation of hotline) | # Armenia Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (especially for the establishment and operation of hotline) | ||
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# Lebanon Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (especially for the establishment and operation of hotline) | # Lebanon Training for the creation of Safer Internet Center (especially for the establishment and operation of hotline) | ||
# Palestine Police/Safer Internet Center Training | # Palestine Police/Safer Internet Center Training | ||
# Turkey Safer Internet Center Training | # Turkey Safer Internet Center Training | ||
==Cyberethics in the media== | ==Cyberethics in the media== | ||
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==Dissemination== | ==Dissemination== | ||
{{#categorytree:Cyberethics Dissemination|mode="all" |hideroot=off|mode=pages|style=bold}} | {{#categorytree:Cyberethics Dissemination|mode="all" |hideroot=off|mode=pages|style=bold}} | ||
==People who served as Coordinators== | |||
* [[Yiannis Laouris]] | |||
* [[Elia Petridou]] | |||
* [[Georgina Siitta Achilleos]] | |||
* [[Anna-Maria Drousiotou]] | |||
* [[Andreas Drakos]] | |||
* [[Nikolas Kasparis]] | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
