Lessons learnt and possible improvements Clause Samples

Lessons learnt and possible improvements. Task A: The venue of the Progress meetings changed from home town to home town of all Abs. This concept helped to facilitate the European integration approach. Especially the integration of former East Block country (AB5) was a step forward. In future projects further east European AB should be integrated. Task B: Due to the growing experience in European projects and scientific background of all ABs the number and diversity of publications and presentations was high. A high degree of dissemination is achieved when different publications media (Website, Newsletter, Journal Article, and Conference Presenta- tions) are used. Task C: CB was backed up by all partners. However, the scientific coordination was supported by AB1. Task D: Task E: The Integration of the ICF in the TGIP worked out very well due to the fact that the ICF is accepted by all home countries of ABs. However, future projects should pay more attention on the Return-to-work programs. According to the UN Convention of Rights Disability Management will be one of the major global challenges. The number of psychic disorders is rising in all member states of the EU. For this one lesson learned: Future projects in Disaster Management should calculate more time and resources on that issue. Task F: Every partners developed different training material in relation to the target group of the audience and the extent of the trainings. The collaboration, coordination and definition of roles of the different pro- fessional groups are important aspects to achieve the best results from the appliance of the TGIP mod- el. The early screening on risk factors with the Cologne Risk Index is an excellent way of early detec- tion of those potentially affected as well as a more psychosocial approach to the problem of potential traumatization after catastrophes and disasters. Due to the heterogeneous target audiences and different executions of the trainings like seminaries or presentations, it is not possible to develop a single evalu- ation sheet. Therefore AB3 and AB5 developed a self evaluation sheet (Action F2/ F3). Lessons learned: • Each partner should promote the implementation of the documents produced in the frame of EUTOPA-IP in their own countries and in the frame of the local networks regarding the cultural specificities (for example, in the case of firefighters). • The training experience in the frame of the EUTOPA IP project shows that the training in the TGIP that includes application of the CRI, would...
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Lessons learnt and possible improvements. Regarding improving collaboration, the first project meeting should insist in performing a thorough exploration of the project plan to check if all partners share the same basic theo- retical concepts and areas of knowledge. - The development of crisis intervention programmes in case of disaster differs in the differ- ent countries of Europe. For this a common pan-European standard is difficult to achieve. By now we do not share a compatible vocabulary on crisis intervention programmes in Europe.
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