Objective of the project
To improve the security of citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Specific objectives
- To enhance the effectiveness of institutions involved in the fight against transnational organised crime, corruption, drugs, money laundering, cybercrime, trafficking of human beings, terrorism, radicalisation, violent extremism, corruption and ensure better institutional interoperability.
- To further improve the collection and data exchange, and data protection according to the EU applicable standards and best practices.
- To improve governance standards, to embed stability and progress towards EU membership, better identify and respond to threats, and strengthen capacities to prevent and fight crimes.
Key results achieved to date:
I Cluster – Organised Crime: Supported the development of key strategic documents on organised crime and narcotic drugs and initiated the alignment of cybercrime legislation and procedures with EU standards.
II Cluster – Terrorism, P/CVE, ILP: Supported the development of the new Counter-Terrorism Strategy, strengthened CT coordination, and initiated work on local P/CVE initiatives and open-source intelligence.
III Cluster – Financial Crime: Strengthened AML/CFT cooperation and supervision through the establishment of the AML/CFT Network and Supervisory Forum and supported the implementation of key MONEYVAL recommendations.
IV Cluster – Interagency and External Cooperation: Strengthened interagency and international cooperation through support to the HJPC, data protection, SIENA connectivity, CEPOL cooperation, and preparation for Prüm implementation.
Implementing institutions
- Center for International Legal Cooperation (CILC)
- The German Foundation for International Legal Cooperation (IRZ)
- CIVIPOL
- The International Foundation of Administration and Public Policies (FIIAPP)
- The Central Project Management Agency (CPVA)
