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Cooperation between various actors is crucial to achieving the Project objectives. Bearing this in mind, the Consortium’s composition was essentially based on each organisation’s expertise and contribution to promoting the set goals.
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REUNION counts with a broad geographical scope within its partnership, covering all EU regions in Southern, Eastern, Western and Northern Europe, providing a comprehensive setting. This will provide fundamental insight and perspective, both informing and enriching the Project’s results and facilitating participant selection, mobilisation and involvement.
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PARTNERS
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Italy
Ministry of Justice (REUNION PROJECT COORDINATOR) The Italian Ministry of Justice is the judicial branch of the Italian government. It is the executive department responsible development of judicial policies. The department is led by the elected Minister of Justice. The Minister of Justice is a senior member of the cabinet, currently, Maria Cartabia. The Supervisory Court of Venice, the Ministry of Justice’s representative in REUNION, is the part of the judicial system that supervises the execution of sentences. It is the governmental judicial body responsible for transfer proceedings, inter alia, based on Framework Decision 2008/909. Its skills range from supervising the organisation of prisons to decisions on requests from individual prisoners (for example on permits or admission to work outside the country).
Contact Person: Marina Caneva |
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Germany University for Public Administration in Bremen HfÖV conducts research in its main areas of expertise and assists clients in solving current problems by providing scientific services. HfÖV is committed to the basic principles and quality criteria of scientific work. It offers a very high professional orientation, close contacts to authorities, companies, associations and chambers, small study groups, and a personal learning atmosphere.
Contact Person: Ben Holland |
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Portugal
IPS_Innovative Prison Systems IPS_Innovative Prison Systems (IPS) is a research and consulting firm specialising in advancing criminal justice systems, with vast experience in developing and implementing EU projects, namely in the area of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, as illustrated by their involvement in PRE-TRIAD, FAIRNESS, PRE-RIGHTS, and AWARE EAW. Moreover, it has experience in developing awareness-raising and supporting training materials for aiding stakeholders (namely judges and prosecutors) in their daily work.
Contact Person: Raquel Venâncio |
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Spain
Loyola University Andalusia The Loyola University is committed to promoting dialogue and different cultures, aspiring to be recognised: for its academic and research excellence, for the development of knowledge for the problems and needs of today’s world and for its commitment to the development of a more just and sustainable society. The institution is driven by the values of excellence, exigency, service, universality, commitment, spirituality and the passion for knowledge.
Its activity focuses on eight main areas of study: Economy, Law, Political and Social Sciences, Communication, Psychology, Education, Engineering and Business. The University of Loyola enjoys substantial experience in the implementation of projects within the field of judicial cooperation in criminal matters, more specifically, in the development of networks for a better understanding of judicial norms by the professionals assigned to apply them. Contact Person: Esther Montero |
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Romania
European Strategies Consulting European Strategies Consulting (ESC) is a research/development & consultancy company aiming to promote good practices in the area of corrections and social inclusion, with its main activities being organised around prison and probation.
The company provided research for the Confederation of European Probation and National Offender Management Service in the UK (NOMS). Contact Person: Ioan Durnescu |
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Italy
Agenfor International Foundation Agenfor International Foundation (AGF) is an NGO officially recognised by the Italian Ministry of Interior as a body of public interest, specialising in participative security, international law, and human rights, focusing on innovative technologies. Also has experience in delivering research and practical workshops to practitioners in the security and justice fields.
Contact Person: Irene Mariotti |
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Romania
Baia Mare Penitentiary A public institution of national interest in defence, public order and national security area, subordinated to the National Administration of Penitentiaries. BMP supports the goals and objectives of the Romanian prison system, following international recommendations concerning the education of persons in detention and staff training.
Contact Person: Mihaela Pintea-Traian |
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Poland
National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution The National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution is supervised by the Minister of Justice in Poland. It serves as the only central institution responsible for the initial training of future judges and prosecutors, as well as the continuing education of court and prosecution staff.
Contact Person: Marcin Stpiczynski |
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