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Developing an EU WEB portal for Webcam Public Service Interpreting to improve access to basic services for third-country nationals Developing an EU WEB portal for Webcam Public Service Interpreting to improve access to basic services for third-country nationals
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Developing an EU WEB portal for Webcam Public Service Interpreting to improve access to basic services for third-country nationals

UNIVERSITEIT GENT has announced on 31 Aug 2022 that is accepting bids for the following project: Developing an EU WEB portal for Webcam Public Service Interpreting to improve access to basic services for third-country nationals.

The tender will take place in Austria and will cover the industry.

The total value of the project is estimated at 1551500, ex VAT and you can apply until 30 Aug 2025.

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Bellow you can find more information about the tender description and the bidding procedure.

Location: Austria, Greece, United Kingdom, France, Belgium

General information

Donor:

UNIVERSITEIT GENT

ISM CORUM

FEDERAAL AGENTSCHAP VOOR DE OPVANG VAN ASIELZOEKERS

ENTRAIDE PIERRE VALDO

KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN

AGENTSCHAP INTEGRATIE EN INBURGERING

METADRASI DRASI GIA THN METANASTEYSI KAI THN ANAPTIKSI

UNIVERSITAT WIEN

UNIVERSITY OF SURREY

Industry:

Not available

Status:

Accepting bids

Timeline

Published:

31 Aug 2022

Deadline:

30 Aug 2025

Value:

1551500

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Description

https://api.tech.ec.europa.eu/search-api/prod/rest/document/31077795101038590?apiKey=SEDIA_NONH2020_PROD

EU-WEBPSI aims to develop, test and disseminate an innovative EU-wide WEBportal for information exchange and online collaboration between stakeholders involved in providing and using Webcam Public Service Interpreting (WEBPSI). The project has a three-fold overall objective: (1) harmonising minimal standards for public service interpreting in close collaboration with relevant stakeholders to guarantee high-quality language support and equal access to basic services for TCNs across the EU; (2) facilitating more flexible use of WEBPSI services at national and EU level by means of remote solutions that are more adapted to contemporary needs and opportunities; (3) increasing the interpreting capacity for languages of lesser diffusion (LLDs) to reduce the current imbalance between interpreter supply/demand for these languages across the EU and safeguard better language support for and empowerment of speakers of these languages. In line with these objectives, the project aims to produce the following outcomes and outputs: (1) harmonised EU-model for WEBPSI, based on minimal standards of interpreting competence, training and certification in combination with information and learning materials (8 e-training modules); (2) accessible web portal for WEBPSI (repository, training platform, booking tool and video-platform) that can be used across national boundaries; (3) training of 60 applicants for international protection and recently recognised refugees as qualified WEBPSIs for LLDs in 8 language combinations, enabling them to interpret across national boundaries. The main impact expected of the project is the amelioration of language services and access for TCNs to basic services and resources. Its focus on quality and flexibility benefits all actors engaged in PSI services, viz. service providers, interpreters and interpreter trainers. Inclusion of TCNs, not only as beneficiaries but also as interpreters, offers them a professional integration perspective.

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