SAFE HARBOUR inaugural Peer-to-peer Roundtable: Advancing dialogue and collaborative efforts

SAFE HARBOUR inaugural Peer-to-peer Roundtable: Advancing dialogue and collaborative efforts

On 9 April, the SAFE HARBOUR consortium convened for the project’s first Peer-to-peer (P2P) Roundtable and second Monthly Consortium Meeting (MCM). Forming a critical part of project’s collaborative framework, P2P Roundtables provide a platform for in-depth discussions on topics ranging from policy alignment to ethical considerations, all of which will contribute directly to the development of the classification of safeguarding concerns.
During the MCM, the consortium reviewed key milestones and discussed ongoing activities, facilitating structured exchanges among partners and sustaining momentum to ensure the project’s objectives are effectively achieved.

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