UNSA Vienna (2019 – today)

UNSA Vienna (2019 – today)

Project:
public website, project repository

Lead organization:
UNSA Vienna

Partner:
UNSA Global Network


UNSA Vienna was launched in 2019 as part of the UNSA Global Network. It aims at raising awareness and promoting exchange on commonly overlooked, yet important topics within the UN framework; such as femicide, climate crisis and migration. Special focus lies on empowering and integrating the next generation.

The new public website serves as a repository of all topic-related projects and activities of the UNSA Vienna’s teams. The key focus is on actions and people.

unsavienna.org


Key features and services

  • content strategy, concept development
  • (logo and page) design, design implementation
  • flexible grid structure, easy to edit and/or expand
  • direct overview and easy access on key topics, activities and involved people
  • news and blog formats
  • support, hosting and maintenance
  • trainings

NFG Asian Perceptions of the EU (2010 – 2015)

NFG Asian Perceptions of the EU (2010 – 2015)

Project:
knowledge hub with public page and internal collaborative research area

Lead organization:
FU Berlin

funded by:
German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)


From 2010 until 2015, the NFG completed a major project dealing with “External views on the EU as a Civilian Power – India and China in Comparison”. The project was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) within its initiative “Europa von Außen gesehen” (External Views of Europe). It was an Associated Project of the KFG Research College “The Transformative Power of Europe” at the Otto-Suhr-Institute of Freie Universität Berlin.

The NFG research fellows formed binational teams that combined interdisciplinary backgrounds with professional experience in policy and academia. They all used the internal working area for research collaboration, including the use of a jointly created bibliography, for instance.

asianperceptions.eu


Key Features

  • internal collaborative area for international researcher team and public page
  • joint internal editorial tools: content production, bibliography, Calendar and task management
  • selected internal contents (publications, analyses, country reviews, etc.) accessible and displayed on public site
  • multilingual posts
  • searchable knowledge respository
  • blog / social media integration

Key Services

  • collaborative content strategy
  • concept development
  • software implementation
  • design implementation
  • trainings and tutorials
  • support, maintenance and hosting

Femicide Watch Platform (2017 – today)

Femicide Watch Platform (2017 – today)

Project:
public knowledge space

Lead organization:
UN Studies Association (UNSA) Global Network / UNSA Vienna’s Femicide Team

Partners:
UN Organization on Drugs and Crime


This unique knowledge space provides selected, high-quality information on the issue of femicide: the gender related killings of women and girls. It addresses policy and decision-makers at all levels, actors from the criminal justice system, practitioners, civil society activists, academics, and individuals concerned with this horrible phenomenon.

A prototype of this platform was presented and launched in May 2017 on the occasion of the 26th session of the UN Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (22-26 May, 2017). Read UNODC’S press statement. It was upgraded in May 2018.

femicide-watch.org


Key features 

  • key information on the issue of femicide: core definitions, facts, figures, data, statistics
  • landmark documents issued by key players
  • an interactive knowledge base of good practices in multiple areas: data collection, legislation, jurisdiction, etc.
  • topical and regional / country dossiers, timelines, reading lists
  • direct access to experts and practitioners from around the world and across disciplines.

Key services

  • content strategy
  • concept development
  • implementation
  • content production support
  • trainings
  • support, hosting, maintenance