Projects

We implement large-scale projects in a wide variety of legal fields and for very different target groups. Some of these projects, which form part of our judicial training activities, are co-financed by the EU, mainly under the Justice Programme (‘EU Grants’). Others are service contracts on behalf of EU institutions or agencies (‘EU Contracts’). Finally, ERA concludes contracts with public actors, such as ministries or national authorities, and private actors, in particular law firms and other companies (‘Other Contracts’).

EU Grant

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Training on the EPPO

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is operational from 2021. This project seeks the momentum to train legal practitioners from all EU Member States in working with the EPPO.

EU Contract

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Training for National Judges in EU Competition Law

The project is implemented by ERA on behalf of the European Commission aims to provide training in EU competition law to national judges from 26 different Member States over a period of four years.

EU Grant

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Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union

A series of seminars offering a great opportunity for lawyers in private practice, judges and prosecutors to improve and update their knowledge about the EU Charter, discussing with experts from across Europe the most relevant practical issues and recent...

EU Grant

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Better applying European criminal law: legal and language training events for court staff across Europe

This project intends to form a pilot project tackling the deficiencies of court staff training in the area of European criminal law.

EU Contract

EU Disability Law and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

A series of seminars for legal and policy practitioners on the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, in the framework of the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme 2014-2020 (REC).

EU Grant

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Better applying European cross-border procedures: legal and language training for court staff in Europe

A pilot project tackling the deficiencies of court staff training on European law, creating a standardised training package, consisting of practical case studies and a manual on legal terminology in English, for setting up interactive seminars in the specific...

EU Grant

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Enhancing Cross-border Mutual Legal Assistance and Recognition of Decisions in Countering Terrorism and Preventing Radicalisation in Prisons

The project consists of seminars focusing on a different aspect of enhancing cross-border mutual legal assistance, recognition of decisions in countering terrorism, and preventing radicalisation in prisons.