Livrables
Communication materials: videos, e-newsletters or project blog addressed to key stakeholders.
Project websiteA public website will be the basis for the wide diffusion of project information. It will contain information on: the project (e.g. scope, objectives, time schedule, activities and results); public materials (e.g. communication toolkit, documents and videos) of the project; agenda of dissemination and communication activities.
Communication materials: press & media productsIt will include: - Visual identity of the project (logo, graphical chart for project documents). - Brochure and other creative supports as required.
DocumentaryDocumentary reporting activities and results for exhibition
The TAIS methodology will include Methodological framework Application guidelines Evaluation procedures
Catalogue of vulnerability contextCatalogue of VCs according to its definition see D41 and the gathered information
Recommendations on the adoption of a TAIS- oriented approachCatalogue of actororiented recommendations for the effective implementation of the TAIS methodology D34 These will be tailored when needed to specific VCs eg depending on the host community or country Recommendations will range in scope from the world level useful for instance to UNHCR to the local level with attention to European targeted to EC and country eg national government levels
Training and evaluation materialsTraining materials used in ARUs to: - Identify interested stakeholders. - Identify VCs, attention and inclusion practices, and evaluation criteria. - Implement the working methodology. - Assess practices.
CRIOSThe CRIOS will be a stateoftheart collaborative platform It will integrate functionality for information and knowledge sharing by different actors and the related analysis tools There will be specific access applications clients to the CRIOS according to the requirements of the different actors eg VGs civil society or researchers
TAIS: definition and guidelines - preliminary versionThis deliverable will formally define TAIS as effective practices ie highly scored by criteria for a given context It will describe the correspondence between VCs practices and criteria for their evaluationThis is the preliminary version fro the first test in the pilots and after the initial gathering of information
Report on the involvement of local stakeholdersReport for each ARU on Selection of relevant local stakeholders with a particular focus on civil society to promote the involvement of the host community Development of specific materials eg summaries of VG situation activities and results and activities eg visits and participation to boost their interest Evaluation of the level of involvement of local stakeholders
Requirements for the CRIOSIdentification of needs regarding software tools in the project. It includes a first stage of traditional requirements elicitation through interviews with users, and then needs extracted from feedback and observation of actual project tasks in other WPs.
Communication & dissemination planIt will include Plans for events and publications with guidelines for publishing in open access Plan for projects media Planning of communication actions Indicators of success
Ethics PlanThe Ethics Plan will contain the procedures to be followed by all the participants. In particular, for the ARUs:: 1) Issues on data collection. 2) Interviews. 3) Informed consent. 4) Anonymity of interviewed people. 5) Compensation to participants. 6) Gender perspective 7) Multi-functional teams. 8) Regular participatory assessments with representatives of all target groups. 9) Multi-perspective analysis.
Printed materials with the project resultsBrochures and reports for the project papers in conferences and journals
Work methodology and guidelinesThe work methodology describes how to perform the analytical and evaluation works, and practical arrangements in the other tasks and WPs. It covers: - Techniques to gather information on refugees, host communities and organizations, and practices. - Procedures to apply the Ethics plan in refugees’ research. - Evaluation techniques. - Analysis of patterns for interaction with stakeholders. - Rewarding/valorisation strategies for stakeholders
Vulnerability context: definition and guidelinesThis deliverable includes Discussion on relevant information to characterize VGs and host communities eg features values and relations Identification of relevant features to characterise a VC as the triple that includes a VG a host community and their interactions Definition of VC Guidelines for the identification of VCs
Cross-pilot workshop reportsReports on crosspilot workshops They gather knowledge on TAISs application eg barriers and enablers from multiple pilots These workshops will be also intended to facilitate exchange between scientific and societal actors Main objective of this is to provide a critical perspective on how pilots are progressing and also to generate some initiatives on how to further improve project aspects over the duration of the project
TAIS methodology and guidelines - preliminary versionThe TAIS methodology will include Methodological framework Application guidelines Evaluation proceduresThis is a preliminary version after the first testing in the pilots of the ARUs
Report on implementation of TAISs in ARUsReports on the use of the working methodology Selection of TAISs Adaptations Implementation of TAISs Evaluation of the impact of TAISs compared with traditional practices on addressing the needs using the criteria developed in WP7
Evaluation criteria: actor-oriented and integrated evaluation - preliminary versionThis deliverable analyses the evaluation criteria for attention and inclusion practices in different VCs It will start with the criteria used by different types of stakeholders in those contexts Then it will work on the integrated evaluation criteria able to provide a single evaluation from the actororiented criteria The integrated criteria will be applied only to VCs and TAISsThis deliverable will also include Identification in reports of the stakeholders evaluation of project results VCs TAISs their catalogues and methodologies Identification of the key aspects in actors evaluation Characterisation of the actororiented evaluation criteria Identification of extreme actors positions on evaluation criteria An extreme position corresponds to a very negative or positive evaluation that could bias evaluation criteria Characterisation of the integrated evaluation criteria from actororiented evaluation criteria Report of the validation of the integrated vs the actororiented evaluation criteria through experimentsThis is the preliminary version of the criteria before testing in pilots
Catalogue of TAISCatalogue of identified TAISs as VCs with related attention and inclusion practices that are highly scored with actororiented criteria It will contain existing TAIS identified in literatur and practice as well as those developed in ARUs
Policy briefPolicy brief summarizing the main results and findings of the project for stakeholders
Privacy PlanThe Privacy Plan will be focused on security and confidentiality of data in the software of the project. It will include the measures to avoid any undesired disclose of information.
Evaluation criteria: actor-oriented and integrated evaluationThis deliverable analyses the evaluation criteria for attention and inclusion practices in different VCs It will start with the criteria used by different types of stakeholders in those contexts Then it will work on the integrated evaluation criteria able to provide a single evaluation from the actororiented criteria The integrated criteria will be applied only to VCs and TAISsThis deliverable will also include Identification in reports of the stakeholders evaluation of project results VCs TAISs their catalogues and methodologies Identification of the key aspects in actors evaluation Characterisation of the actororiented evaluation criteria Identification of extreme actors positions on evaluation criteria An extreme position corresponds to a very negative or positive evaluation that could bias evaluation criteria Characterisation of the integrated evaluation criteria from actororiented evaluation criteria Report of the validation of the integrated vs the actororiented evaluation criteria through experiments Report on the validation of the integrated vs the actororiented evaluation criteria in the ARU pilots
Catalogue of attention and inclusion practices for FDP in the EU influence areaCatalogue of attention and inclusion practices for FDP in the EU influence area. Practices will be characterised in terms of: - target group - objectives - requirements - type of host community - actual results - and evaluation by actors - related artefacts
Progress report - Second yearReport on the progress of the project after the second year compared to the expected plans In case of any deviation it will propose measure to address them
TAIS: definition and guidelinesThis deliverable will formally define TAIS as effective practices ie highly scored by criteria for a given context It will describe the correspondence between VCs practices and criteria for their evaluation
Vulnerability context: definition and guidelines - preliminary versionThis deliverable includes Discussion on relevant information to characterize VGs and host communities eg features values and relations Identification of relevant features to characterise a VC as the triple that includes a VG a host community and their interactions Definition of VC Guidelines for the identification of VCsThis is the preliminary version after the initial gathering of information both from literature and fieldwork
Research stories from ARUs: report and analysisCrossreports from ARU reports on the use of TAISs their related problems barriers and enablers as well as their dependencies with contextual factors eg cultural political normative and legal Key elements of these stories are those related to the project results but also reflective dimensions about their context inclusion anticipation transparency and responsiveness Research stories will include traditional reports from stakeholders using templates but also multimedia productions of interviews with stakeholders and on site documentations of the cocreation processes among stakeholders
The DMP will describe the data management life cycle for all data sets that will be collected, processed or generated by the research project. It will also specify the methodology and standards for the data management, and whether these data will be shared and/or made open, and how it will be curated and preserved. The DMP deliverable will comply with the template provided by the EC in 'ANNEX 1: Horizon 2020 FAIR Data Management Plan (DMP) template'.
Publications
Auteurs:
Nader S AL-Refai, Noor A. Albahr, Amna F Migdady, Eman I. AL-Mifleh, Amani Shatnawi, Anas AlSobeh
Publié dans:
International Journal of Psychological and Educational Research (IJOPER), Numéro Vol 1, No 2, 2022, ISSN 2957-3890
Éditeur:
Youth Visions Center
Auteurs:
Tamara Bueno-Doral http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2954-1519
María Lara https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6414-8034
Noelia García Castillo https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5875-0195
Publié dans:
International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care, 2021, ISSN 1747-9894
Éditeur:
Pavilion Publishing Ltd.
DOI:
10.1108/ijmhsc-10-2020-0097
Auteurs:
Noelia García-Castillo http://orcid.org/0000-0001-5875-0195
Tamara Bueno-Doral http://orcid.org/0000-0002-2954-1519
Liisa-Irene Hänninen http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8567-4201
Publié dans:
El Profesional de la Información > International Journal on Information and Communication, Numéro Vol. 29 Núm. 3 (2020): Relaciones Pública, 2020, ISSN 1699-2407
Éditeur:
El Profesional de la Información > International Journal on Information and Communication
DOI:
10.3145/epi.2020.may.13
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