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<strong>TRAMP</strong> – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe<br />
All users need to register. Following the<br />
registration process the users are recorded<br />
in the system. In order to end the process<br />
the user needs to receive confirmation by<br />
the administrator or superadministrator.<br />
The activation information is sent to the<br />
user’s email address.<br />
Rights<br />
Along with the activation information the<br />
user receives his user’s rights: superadministrator<br />
(setup and administration of database),<br />
administrator (administration of<br />
registrations and, if required, deletion of<br />
persons, projects and organisations), writer<br />
(can insert own texts, insert and administrate<br />
data into own texts) and “None“<br />
(read-only). There is one administrator per<br />
country, the rest are writers. Exceptions are<br />
possible. The administrator may not alter<br />
texts written by others. Once a user has received<br />
the status of writer, he may also register<br />
other projects. Every person, organisation<br />
or project may only register himself/<br />
itself. It is not possible to register projects<br />
conducted by others.<br />
Languages<br />
The database is available in four languages.<br />
The languages are English, Czech, French<br />
and German. Following the selection of a<br />
language other than English, the chosen<br />
information is displayed in the according<br />
language. Some pages have a dual setup<br />
(English version plus selected language version).<br />
Other languages could be integrated<br />
in future.<br />
Security<br />
The data security is guaranteed. The security<br />
risk is rather low and the security level sufficient<br />
for public projects and organisations. The<br />
administrators supervise the access. There is a<br />
limited amount of incorrect login attempts.<br />
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The data is stored on the server of the CZU and<br />
monitored 24 hours a day.<br />
What happens next?<br />
The technical and organisational sustainability<br />
is guaranteed. The database remains on<br />
the CZU server until December 2011. The<br />
partner, writer and administrator functions<br />
remain intact. A reassessment is conducted<br />
after two years and a relaunch performed,<br />
if necessary. Following the final report we<br />
will offer links to the database to various<br />
institutions. In order to continuously develop<br />
the database, follow-up projects are<br />
recommended. A series of seminars with<br />
cooperation partners shall be announced.<br />
Conclusion<br />
The entire system, from first proposal until<br />
real operation, has been implemented and<br />
is open to users from organisations from<br />
all over Europe. Since its commissioning,<br />
more than 50 interested people from 15<br />
European countries have registered with<br />
the database. Users have entered information<br />
on 19 organisations and 16 projects into<br />
the system.