Robert Schuman - European Commission

Robert Schuman - Designed to remedy the widespread lack of information and training in Community law of judges, prosecutors and lawyers.

The Robert Schuman Project, which covered the years 1999-2001, provided organisations responsible for the training of judges and lawyers with targeted financial support for training initiatives and the development of information sources with a marked practical dimension.

The programme is no longer in force

It was designed to remedy the lack of information and training in Community law of judges, prosecutors and lawyers. By means of this financial support instrument, the Community encouraged and supported initiatives designed to raise awareness of Community law among members of the legal professions involved in the administration of justice, namely judges, prosecutors and lawyers within the Member States.

Ex post evaluation of Grotius II, Oisin II, STOP II, Falcone and Hippocrates Programmes and Interim Evaluation of the AGIS programme

• Ex post evaluation of Grotius II, Oisin II, STOP II, Falcone and Hippocrates Programmes and Interim Evaluation of the AGIS programme (PDF File 1 MB)

Reports

• 2002 Commission staff working paper
• Report to the European Parliament, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on the implementation of the Robert Schuman Project 1999-2001 (PDF files) es - da - de - el - en - fr - it - nl - pt - fi - sv / Annex
• Pilot Phases 1997/1998 - Analysis and first assessment (PDF files, 140 - 155 KB) ) de - en - fr - it
• Vademecum
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Keywords

Amsterdam treaty, Charter of fundamental rights, Council of Europe, Court of Justice of the European Community, EU Council of ministers, European Commission, European Community, European Council, European Parliament, European Union, justice and home affairs, Maastricht Treaty, Member states of the European Union, Nice treaty, qualified majority, scoreboard, Single European Act, Tampere European Council, Title IV EC treaty and title VI EU treaty, unanimity

For more information

Cooperation in practice - EU funding opportunities in the area of justice and home affairs