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1. The survey/research “Non-discrimination in the education system - examples of good practices in Europe” conducted by European experts, which identified 28 good practices, as well as promising practices from several more experienced countries of the European Union. (Great Britain, Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Belgium, the former Republic of Macedonia, Germany, Netherlands, Greece, Sweden, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain) as well as from Armenia and Bosnia-Herzegovina;

2. The research report “Perceptions and behaviours of the Romanian population with respect to the national strategy for preventing and combating discrimination”, issued in 2015 by the TNS CSOP, the centre in charge with surveying the public opinion and the market; the survey was made on a sample of 1406 respondents and used the face- to-face interview;

3. The survey/research “External assessment of the national strategy for implementing the measures on preventing and combating discrimination in 2007–2013” conducted by European experts;

4. Five reports containing significant data reflecting the challenges and difficulties en- countered in the effort to fight discrimination, protect vulnerable groups and provide equality of opportunity, by the local public authorities, non-government organizations and professional associations (data collected during the five regional round tables that took place in Timişoara, Iaşi, Cluj-Napoca, Sibiu and Craiova). One report containing the suggestions and comments issued by the central institutions and NGOs active in Romania in the field, on the initial 2017–2021 anti-discrimination draft strategy;

5. Draft Government Decision for passing the 2017–2021 national framework strategy on preventing and fighting discrimination called “Equality, inclusion, diversity”;

6. 525 people from professional categories such as magistrates, teachers, school inspectors, police, gendarmes and penitentiary officers were trained in the field of non-discrimi- nation and equality of opportunity, by Romanian and European experts;

7. 14 magistrates selected by the National Institute of Magistrates from the highest level of the Romanian judiciary system became familiar with the standard procedures and institutional standards of the European Court of Human Rights, during a study tour to Strasbourg in 2015 which brought them useful experiences for their professional activity;

8. An audio and video commercial called “Children don’t see any differences where there is no difference” disseminated by the media in 2016 helped raising awareness among the citizens about the impact and consequences of discrimination actions; in accor- dance with a decision of the Romanian national audio-visual council in March 2016, the commercial created by this project contains a message of public interest;

9. The project website www.nediscriminare.ro in which, under the “Jurisprudenţă” heading, one can visualize the decisions issued in 2008–2015 in discrimination cases there were solved..

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