The Aid, Development cooperation, Fundamental rights class content covers how and where the EU provides aid and ensures aid is effective; who the EU works with and how to get involved, for example as a volunteer. Content also covers the rights of EU citizens as well as human rights in non-EU countries.
The section on the European Commission website links through to content from DGs European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO); International Cooperation and Development (DEVCO); Justice and Consumers (JUST) and to the Aid Explorer and European External Action Service.
The class indicated in the header or footer of a Commission website links to its landing page. For example: Aid, Development cooperation, Fundamental rights.
As with other classes, the Aid, Development cooperation, Fundamental rights class architecture is based on research and analysis of top tasks, user needs, organisational goals and analytics.
The top tasks and organisational goals are listed below.
Note that the original class name "Aid, Human Rights" has been modified since the architecture building exercise.
Task ranking | Task | Total vote | Task category |
10 | Human rights, fundamental rights | 2.2% | Medium task |
39 | Development and humanitarian aid | 1.0% | Tiny task |
3% |
for the Aid, Development cooperation, Fundamental rights class
Read more on Process to define the 15 classes: original research
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