Public authorities (e.g., local governments, law enforcement agencies)
Organizations must be legally established in an EU Member State or a third country associated with the CERV Programme.European Commission
5. Potential Ideas:
Developing Comprehensive Policies for Safe Gaming Environments: Create and implement policies within esports organizations that address and prevent gender-based violence and protect minors. This includes establishing clear codes of conduct, reporting mechanisms, and support systems for victims.
Educational Workshops and Training Programs: Organize workshops aimed at educating players, coaches, and staff about recognizing, preventing, and responding to instances of gender-based violence and abuse. These programs can also focus on promoting respectful behavior and inclusivity within the gaming community.
Online Awareness Campaigns: Launch campaigns to raise awareness about gender-based violence and the importance of safeguarding minors in esports. Utilize popular streaming platforms and social media to disseminate information and resources.
Support Networks for Victims: Establish confidential support networks and counseling services for individuals who have experienced gender-based violence or abuse within the esports community.European Commission
Research and Data Collection: Conduct studies to understand the prevalence and nature of gender-based violence and issues affecting minors in esports. Use this data to inform policy development and targeted interventions.
6. Approximate Budget per Project: The call has an estimated total budget of €17 million. The EU grant applied for cannot be lower than €200,000. The exact amount awarded will depend on the specific needs and scope of each project.European Commission
This funding opportunity provides a platform for esports federations and NGOs to contribute to creating safer and more inclusive gaming environments by addressing and preventing gender-based violence and protecting minors within the esports community.