A.T.H.E.N.A. – Addressing Training to SPOC as Hub of a European Network of law enforcement Agencies
A.T.H.E.N.A. – Addressing Training to SPOC as Hub of a European Network of law enforcement Agencies
ObiettiviAttivitàRisultatiPartnersInfo & contatti
- Offrire una formazione completa sui diversi canali di comunicazione di polizia dell’UE e dei meccanismi comunitari di scambio di informazioni e strumenti
- Scambiare buone pratiche circa il funzionamento dei singoli punti di contatto operativo (SPOC), e/o stabilire un formato dei contatti regolari dei capi e del personale SPOC, concentrandosi sulle esigenze e le attività di formazione
- Identificare i requisiti del flusso di lavoro comuni per gli SPOC negli Stati membri e sviluppare di linee guida come base della formazione per personale SPOC
- Sviluppo di un efficace coordinamento della formazione sullo scambio di informazioni di polizia per il personale SPOC e rilevanti stakeholders
- Attuazione di campagne di sensibilizzazione sulle attività SPOC
- Promozione di una cultura comune dell’ applicazione della legge e la creazione di una rete proattiva consolidata dei capi e del personale SPOC
- Creazione di un archivio di buone pratiche in materia di formazione sullo scambio di informazioni UE sull’applicazione della legge, tenendo conto dei rispettivi curricula e dei risultati delle iniziative correlate esistenti
- Creazione di una Rete europea di capi e personale SPOC
- Manuale nazionale di qualità per la cooperazione internazionale di polizia
- Piattaforma di formazione SPOC (di moduli di apprendimento, webinars, sostegno educatori)
- SPOC Roadshow, seminari locali per la raccolta d’interesse per le attività SPOC a favore degli ufficiali di campo
- Visite di studio tra paesi associati UE e l’UE, workshop sui risultati delle visite di studio, incontri per la discussione riguardante gli strumenti di formazione SPOC proposti, strategia di formazione – moduli inclusi
- Coordinatore: Ministero dell’Interno – Direzione Centrale della Polizia Criminale – Servizio per la Cooperazione Internazionale di Polizia (Scip) (Italia)
- State Police Latvia (Lettonia)
- General Inspectorate of Romanian Police (Romania)
- The Malta Police Force (Malta)
- Ministry of Interior – International Operational Cooperation (Bulgaria)
- Ministry of Interior – Deputy State Secretariat for EU and International Relations (Ungheria)
- Belgian Federal Police (Belgio)
- Southeast European Law Enforcement Center – SELEC (Romania)
- CESIE (Italia)
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Date di realizzazione progetto: 01/11/2016 30/04/2019
DG di riferimento: DG HOME, Fondo Sicurezza interna – Polizia, Formazione per l’applicazione della legge [HOME/2015/ISFP/AG/LETX]
Contatto: CESIE athena@cesie.org
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ObjectivesActivitiesResultsPartnersInfo & contacts
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DG of reference: DG EAC, Europe for Citizens – 1.2.2 Support measures to town twinning
Contact:
CESIE: angela.martinez@cesie.org
