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       |project_title=CyberEthics  
       |project_title=CyberEthics. Safe Internet Node:Campaign Group for island-wide awareness on safe internet
       |lead_partners=Future Worlds Center (CNTI)  
       |lead_partner=Future Worlds Center (CNTI)
       |agreement_number=SIP2005AN-38265-CyberEthics
       |agreement_number=SIP2005AN-38265-CyberEthics  
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       |partners=CNTI,CyBC,Olive Branch, Family Planning Association, University of Cyprus
       |countries=Cyprus
       |countries=Cyprus
       |cost=€292,549.00
       |cost=€292,549.00  
       |grant=€146,275.00
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       |dates=01/09/2006 to 31/08/2008
       |dates=01/09/2008 to 31/08/2010
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       |website=www.cyberethics.info
       |website=www.cyberethics.info
       |about=[[CyberEthics]]
       |about=[[CyberEthics. Safe Internet Node:Campaign Group for island-wide awareness on safe internet]]
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|title_header=The Cyberethics project aims at devising a cohesive, hard-hitting and targeted awareness campaign using the most appropriate media, taking into account best practice and experience in other countries.
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|overall_objectives=The first objective is to implement a strong campaign, under the acronym “CyberEthics” concerning the safe use of Internet in Cyprus, which will serve the needs of all people that live on the island (i.e., also Turkish Cypriots and other minorities) and address not only issues of pornography, but also racism (currently on the rise in Cyprus), gender discrimination and inappropriate use of peoples’ images. The second objective is to engage in the process actors from the government and the civil society, thus contributing towards the eradication of cyber crime through informed actions of European citizens and public institutions that aim to change behaviours, mentality and attitudes, giving special emphasis to rural and less developed areas of the country. Taking advantage of the applicant’s expertise and international network in mobile technologies attention will also be given to unethical/illegal usages of all new online technologies (i.e., mobile and broadband content, online games, peer-to-peer file transfer and all other forms of real-time communication).
 
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*Operate an island-wide hotline for Internet users in Cyprus to report illegal and harmful material and activities, so as to reduce the circulation of illegal content on the Internet.
• Act as node of awareness network in Cyprus.
*Inform users of the hotline’s scope of activity and how to contact it;
• Devise a cohesive, hard-hitting and targeted awareness campaign using the most appropriate media, taking into account best practice and experience in other countries.
*Make clear to users the difference between their activities and those of public authorities, and inform them of the existence of alternative ways of reporting illegal content.
• Establish and maintain a partnership (formal or informal) with key players (government agencies, press and media groups, ISP associations, users organisations, education stakeholders) and actions in their country relating to safer use of Internet and new media.  
*Deal rapidly with complaints received, in accordance with best practice guidelines drawn up by the network and in cooperation with law enforcement authorities.
• Promote dialogue and exchange of information notably between stakeholders from the education and technological fields.
*Exchange specific information on identified illegal content with other members in the network.
• Where appropriate, cooperate with work in areas related to the Safer Internet plus programme such as in the wider field of media and information literacy or consumer protection.  
*Participate actively in networking nationally and at European level and contribute to cross-border discussions and exchange of best practice.
• Inform users about European filtering software and services and about hotlines and self- regulation schemes.  
*Cooperate with the awareness node present in the country and Europe Direct.
• Actively cooperate with other national nodes in the European network by exchanging information about best practices, participating in meetings and designing and implementing a European approach, adapted as necessary for national linguistic and cultural preferences.
*Take an active part in events organized for the Safer Internet day at European, national and local level.
• Provide a pool of expertise and technical assistance to start-up awareness nodes (new nodes could be ‘adopted’ by a more experienced node).  
*Develop a structured method of concertation with the relevant actors (e.g. Internet Industry Association, major communication service providers, media regulators, legal authorities) in cooperation with other safer Internet nodes in the country, if any.
Take an active part in European-level events and in the organisation of national, regional and local events for the Safer Internet Day.  
• Cooperate with the hotline present in the country, if any, and Europe Direct.  


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The Cyberethics project aims at devising a cohesive, hard-hitting and targeted awareness campaign using the most appropriate media, taking into account best practice and experience in other countries.

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Formal Project Description
Contract Title CyberEthics. Safe Internet Node:Campaign Group for island-wide awareness on safe internet
Lead Partner Future Worlds Center (CNTI)
Agreement n° SIP2005AN-38265-CyberEthics
Partners CNTI,CyBC,Olive Branch, Family Planning Association, University of Cyprus
Countries of the action Cyprus
Cost of Action €292,549.00
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Website www.cyberethics.info
About Project CyberEthics. Safe Internet Node:Campaign Group for island-wide awareness on safe internet
Overall objective(s)
The first objective is to implement a strong campaign, under the acronym “CyberEthics” concerning the safe use of Internet in Cyprus, which will serve the needs of all people that live on the island (i.e., also Turkish Cypriots and other minorities) and address not only issues of pornography, but also racism (currently on the rise in Cyprus), gender discrimination and inappropriate use of peoples’ images. The second objective is to engage in the process actors from the government and the civil society, thus contributing towards the eradication of cyber crime through informed actions of European citizens and public institutions that aim to change behaviours, mentality and attitudes, giving special emphasis to rural and less developed areas of the country. Taking advantage of the applicant’s expertise and international network in mobile technologies attention will also be given to unethical/illegal usages of all new online technologies (i.e., mobile and broadband content, online games, peer-to-peer file transfer and all other forms of real-time communication).
Specific objective(s)

• Act as node of awareness network in Cyprus. • Devise a cohesive, hard-hitting and targeted awareness campaign using the most appropriate media, taking into account best practice and experience in other countries. • Establish and maintain a partnership (formal or informal) with key players (government agencies, press and media groups, ISP associations, users organisations, education stakeholders) and actions in their country relating to safer use of Internet and new media. • Promote dialogue and exchange of information notably between stakeholders from the education and technological fields. • Where appropriate, cooperate with work in areas related to the Safer Internet plus programme such as in the wider field of media and information literacy or consumer protection. • Inform users about European filtering software and services and about hotlines and self- regulation schemes. • Actively cooperate with other national nodes in the European network by exchanging information about best practices, participating in meetings and designing and implementing a European approach, adapted as necessary for national linguistic and cultural preferences. • Provide a pool of expertise and technical assistance to start-up awareness nodes (new nodes could be ‘adopted’ by a more experienced node). • Take an active part in European-level events and in the organisation of national, regional and local events for the Safer Internet Day.

• Cooperate with the hotline present in the country, if any, and Europe Direct.