A desk research that will be seconded by a survey of a diverse sample of 1,000 people (different age groups, genders, socio-economic background) and interviews with at least 10 key stakeholders, aims to provide the necessary information on the current state of affairs regarding the implementation of the 1^st National Action Plan to combat racism and intolerance. The data collected will be analysed in the National Report highlighting main areas for capacity improvement and gaps that need to be filled and will fuel the drafting process of the 2nd National Action Plan against Racism and Intolerance.

Taking into consideration the National Report on the current conditions, the meetings from the consultation workshops with key stakeholders, the technical preparation through the expertise provided and the input by the Ministries / Institutions, the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family will draft the zero draft of the 2nd National Action Plan against Racism and Intolerance.

Victims, survivors, or individuals at risk—especially those from marginalized or oppressed groups who are often targeted due to their (perceived) identity (e.g., LGBTQI+, migrants, etc.)—will be able to access a platform designed to provide essential information.

The platform will include:
a) details about available services, and
b) information about their rights.

It will be available online in 10 languages: Greek, English, French, Arabic, Farsi/Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Albanian, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience.

The campaign aims to raise awareness among the general public and stakeholders about the importance of equality. It will specifically address various target groups and communities that experience discrimination and racism, ensuring their inclusion in the campaign’s messaging.