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The Toolbox for Measuring Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse is a research project funded through REPHRAIN's fourth Strategic Funding Call. Its December 2024 principles report identifies Amy Orben at the University of Cambridge as project lead and situates that report within a wider set of work packages.
REPHRAIN announced the competitive fourth-call projects on 18 January 2024, and a UKRI-hosted collaboration record corroborates support and intended integration of outputs into centre resources. Work package 2 produced a reliability-analysis report dated 1 October 2024, with rationale, code and analyses. The guiding-principles report is work package 3. The retained sources do not disclose the Toolbox allocation or publication-control terms, and publication alone does not establish funder acceptance of each deliverable.
Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA → Toolbox WP2 reliability analyses, October 2024
Report dated 1 October 2024.
The dated report exposes a rationale, code and analyses; this scoped inspection checks its identity and declared work rather than validating the scientific results. UKRI identifies it as a 2024 outcome. Publication is distinct from funder acceptance or proof of contractual requirements.
Amy Orben → Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report p8 names Amy Orben (University of Cambridge) as project lead; does not make her an author of this report.
Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA → Guiding principles for technology-facilitated CSEA (December 2024)
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report p8 explicitly locates this report in the Toolbox project, alongside measurement/data work packages.
REPHRAIN research centre → Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA
UKRI collaboration row gives start year2023; award announcement18 January 2024; executed award dates and payment schedule not acquired.
The fourth-call award is now corroborated by REPHRAIN announcement and UKRI-hosted Cambridge collaboration record. They identify competitive selection, funding and intended integration of outputs into REPHRAIN resources. Neither gives the Toolbox allocation or publication-control terms. Parent centre grant value must not be assigned to this project.
Encryption-guidance origins: funding, review access and the missing wording record ↗
REPHRAIN research centre → funds through its fourth Strategic Funding Call → Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA
UKRI collaboration row gives start year2023; award announcement18 January 2024; executed award dates and payment schedule not acquired.
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The fourth-call award is now corroborated by REPHRAIN announcement and UKRI-hosted Cambridge collaboration record. They identify competitive selection, funding and intended integration of outputs into REPHRAIN resources. Neither gives the Toolbox allocation or publication-control terms. Parent centre grant value must not be assigned to this project.
Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA → includes as work package3 deliverable → Guiding principles for technology-facilitated CSEA (December 2024)
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report p8 explicitly locates this report in the Toolbox project, alongside measurement/data work packages.
Amy Orben → is identified as project lead of → Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA
December2024 report; underlying dates unknown
Report p8 names Amy Orben (University of Cambridge) as project lead; does not make her an author of this report.
Toolbox for Measuring Online CSEA → produced a publicly available work-package2 analytical report → Toolbox WP2 reliability analyses, October 2024
Report dated 1 October 2024.
The dated report exposes a rationale, code and analyses; this scoped inspection checks its identity and declared work rather than validating the scientific results. UKRI identifies it as a 2024 outcome. Publication is distinct from funder acceptance or proof of contractual requirements.