consists of around 10 to 15 young people (age 18–27) from the participating campaigning countries. Civil Society Strengthening Platform (CSSP) CSSP aims to build women's voices and agency at a regional level. It is meant to increase the capacity of women's organizations’ platforms and networks as a tool to support women's civic engagement in CEDAW and Istanbul Convention monitoring and reporting. It is part of a 3-year program funded by the European Commission and UN Women called “Implementing Norms, Changing Minds”. CYBERSAFE Project It is a European project meant to prevent cyber violence towards women and girls. Part of the project has included developing a game which allows young people to understand the risks associated with cyber violence. WAVE is participating in the project with partners from 8 EU countries. TISOVA A European Erasmus+ program started in September 2017, it is meant to establish partnerships between senior centers and their involved partner country. It utilizes an interactive training program to educate key groups on violence enacted against the elderly. WHOSEFVA This is a two-year project funded by the European Commission under its “Rights, Equality and Citizenship” program. It aims to address existing barriers and gaps in healthcare systems so that it can provide support to elderly women who are experiencing or have experienced abuse. To date, it has been implemented in six partner countries. MARVOW MARVOW Project is the European project, which consists of 6 partners, with the support of 9 associate partners, in 4 European countries. It will develop comprehensive multiagency cooperation model for working with elderly victims of abuse. MARVOW will also assist with implementation, intervention and work with perpetrators. DIS.CO This program was meant to provide educational and vocational training for counseling professionals working with women victims of violence and/or abuse from a distance. It was a two-year Erasmus+ program. Funding The WAVE Network is largely funded by the Operating Grant given by the European Union and other grants, including OAK Foundation, UN Women, Open Society Foundation, Federal Ministry, Labour, Social Affairs, Health and Consumer Protection, Federal Minister for women, families and youth, Frauen Stadt Wien MA57. WAVE also receives funding from an annual membership fee. Publications Every other year since 2008, WAVE has been publishing the so-called Country Reports. The Country Reports inform about the situation of women's specialist support services in Europe. As a guideline to measure progress and deficits the standards defined in the