I nternal Security Fund 2 0 1 4 -2 0 2 0 Giulia Cam ozzini - DG HOME
Current situation • Overall budget 2007-2013: EUR 6,449 million • Fragmented funding: 4 Funds and 2 Programmes • Asylum, immigration and borders: shared management with annual programming within multiannual framework • Security: patchy centralised management • Poor at responding to events / crises • Lack of synergy with EU agencies • Complex regulatory framework
A new structure for the Home Affairs funding Internal Security Fund (ISF) 3,764 M€ Asylum and Migration Police cooperation, Fund preventing and (AMF) Borders and visa combating crime, and 2,760 M€ 3,137 M€ crisis management 1,004 M€ Common regulatory framework (principles of assistance, programming & reporting, financial management & controls, monitoring & evaluation)
« ISF-1 » Police cooperation, preventing and combating crime, crisis management: 1,004 M€ not including All figures contribution in current prices from associated Shared management – 662 M€ (66%) countries Annex I - amounts per Member State based on 5 criteria: Basic amount 30% size of population; 10% size of territory; 15% number of passengers and cargo processed; 10% European critical infrastructure designated; 35% inverse proportion to GDP No flexible amounts / No mid term review Centralised management – 342 M€ (34%) Union actions, emergencies, external actions, TA CION
ISF-Police - Objectives High level of security in the EU Preventing and combating cross-border, serious and Enhance capacity to manage security risks organised crime including terrorism and protection of critical infrastructure Cooperation between law enforcement Foster Strengthen Ensure Promote European Develop Strengthen MS capacity Effective Strengthen MS coordination, judicial & measures for MS to prevent & coordination capacity to cooperation law protection capacity combat b/w crisis develop & info enforcement & support of to protect cross-border, cooperation comprehensive exchange culture witnesses critical serious & actors at threat & risk among through & victims infrastructure organised EU & national assessment MS LEA EU training of crime in all sectors crime level policy
Eligible Actions (in Member States) - joint investigation teams and any other form of cross-border joint operation, the access to and exchange of information and interoperable technologies - projects promoting public-private partnerships, identification, exchange and dissemination of know-how, experience and good practices , information sharing, - analytical, monitoring and evaluation activities, including studies and threat, risk and impact assessments , - awareness raising , dissemination and communication activities; - acquisition, maintenance, upgrading of Union IT systems including testing compatibility of systems, secure facilities, infrastructures, related buildings and systems, especially ICT systems and their components - exchange, training and education of staff and experts of relevant authorities - measures deploying, transferring, testing and validating new methodology or technology
Main features – ISF Police - Introduction of shared management (previously only direct management ISEC- CIPS) - Objectives defined in line with the Internal Security Strategy - Allocation of funds to Member States based on the main goods to be protected (population, territory, passengers, cargo) - List of eligible actions extended to new actions such as the acquisition of equipment (e.g. PNR) or testing and validating of new technology - Increased technical assistance - Emergency actions - Support to actions in third countries to further EU interests
Thank you for your attention! For more information please visit our website: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home- affairs/financing/fundings/index_en.htm Questions can be addressed to: HOME-ISEC@ec.europa.eu
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