The digi.well project (A whole-school approach to well-being in a digital world), is a twenty-four-month project funded by the European Union. It aims to explore, develop and foster a whole-school approach to well-being in a digital world, building upon an in-depth understanding of the needs of children, young people, teachers and a wider range of school professionals, while developing and implementing a set of self-assessment, capacity building and outreach tools.

Under the Digital Europe Programme, Better Internet for Kids (BIK) is a European initiative that strives to create a better internet for Europe's children and youth.

In February each year, Safer Internet Day aims to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially among children and young people across the world. SID is organised within the framework of Better Internet for Kids (BIK) activities by the Insafe network (coordinated by European Schoolnet) and INHOPE (the International Association of Internet Hotlines), on behalf of the European Commission.