- Executive Summary
- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.0 Background
- 2.1 Policy framework: the European Council in Tampere (1999) and the Green Paper on compensation to crime victims (2003)
- 2.2 Council Directive 2004/80/EC
- 2.3 Non-governmental victim support in Europe
- 2.4 A National example: The UK national victim compensation scheme
- 3.0 Methodology
- 3.1 Overview of project phases
- 3.2 Data collection
- 3.3 Data analysis
- 4.0 Scheme provision: findings
- 4.1 Compliance with the Directive
- 4.2 Analysis of Scheme Provision
- 4.3 The Core Questions
- 4.4 Overview of Scheme Provision
- 4.4.1 The Core Questions: Narrative Summary
- 4.4.2 Types of scheme – coverage and requirements
- 5.0 Scheme Operation: findings
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Questionnaire rejection by Member States
- 5.3 Synthesis of results for operational questions answered by the majority of Member States
- 6.0 Other sources of information
- 6.1 NGO’s perspective
- 6.2 Claimants’ perspective
- 7.0 Conclusions<br< 7.1 Methodology
- 7.2 Scheme Provision: coverage and requirements and the link between them
- 7.3 Scheme operation: operating characteristics of EU Cross-border Compensation Schemes
- 8.0 Recommendations: progressing the Directive
- 8.1 The Directive’s Objectives
- 8.2 Communications
- 8.3 Assisting and Deciding Authorities: developing an effectively integrated system
- 9.0 Appendices
- 9.1 Reviewed websites
- 9.2 Deciding and Assisting Authorities and Central Contact Points in EU Member States
- 9.3 Victim support NGOs
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