Competence: Justice and Home Affairs
The Hague programme aims at strengthening freedom, security and justice in the European Union. Freedom, security and justice should be available to everyone – inside and outside the European Union. Issues such as fundamental rights, migration and asylum are intrinsically linked to the fight against crime, illegal immigration, trafficking and terrorism. ATC supports international cooperation in this field, transfer of know-how and most importantly a human perspective in Justice and Home Affairs.
Selected Project References:
Organisational audit of the Court of First Instance of Ougadougou
Burkina Faso, 2007 – 2008
Client: Delegation of the European Commission (FED)
Beneficiary: Ministry of Justice
Improvement of the weaknesses and dysfunctions identified at the Court of First Instance and the Court of Instance of Ouagadougou to achieve better equipment management as well as clarity, legality and information of dossiers processed at these courts. Results will be extended and adapted as necessary to other courts in Burkina Faso.
Keywords: Justice Reform, Rule of Law, Democratisation, Good Governance, Evaluation, Organisational Development
Institutional support to the Ministry of Justice for development of a Sectoral Policy and Budgetary Support Programme
Burkina Faso, 2008
Client: Delegation of the European Commission
Beneficiary: Ministry of Justice
Supporting the implementation and monitoring of the PC PANRJ (Consolidation Plan of the National Action Plan for the Justice Reform) and strengthening the capacities of the Ministry of Justice in the field of sectoral policy planning and programming.
Keywords: Justice Reform, Public Procurement Management, Sectoral Policy Planning and Programming
Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and Civil Society in Egypt
Egypt, 2007 – 2008
Client: Delegation of the European Commission (MEDA)
Beneficiary: Government of Egypt
Identification and formulation of an EU supported programme in the field of human rights and civil society. Review and assessment of current policies and programmes, draft action sided specific financing agreement.
Keywords: Programming, Financing Agreement, Human Rights, Civil Society, Gender Issues
Identification study: Civil Society Suport Programme Haiti
Haiti, 2008
Client: Delegation of the European Commission
Beneficiary: Republic of Haiti
Programme to support the civil society of Haiti to play an active role in the partnership for development of Haiti in 2009-2013. Mapping of Non State Actors (NSA), identifying of the relevant technical and financial systems to support NSAs, drafting of a financial proposal.
Keywords: Programming, Financial Proposal, Civil Society Support, Non State Actors (NSA), Project Preparation
Needs assessment, feasibility study and technical specification for the Kosovo Border and Boundary Police
Kosovo, 2008
Client: European Agency for Reconstruction (CARDS)
Beneficiary: United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK)
Needs assessment for hardware and software border control equipment, enabling Kosovo Border and Boundary Police (BBP) to control the flow of persons at Kosovo borders after the transfer of responsibilities from the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) and the Kosovo Force (KFOR). Strengthening the rule of law to effectively fight illegal migration and protect Kosovo's borders in line with EU standards.
Keywords: Project Preparation, Border Police, Rule of Law, Procurement, UNMIK, KFOR, BBP
Development of the Police Human Ressources Strategy of Macedonia
Macedonia (FYROM), 2008
Client: EAR (CARDS)
Beneficiary: Ministry of Interior
Facilitating practical implementation of the provisions of the Police Reform Strategy in Macedonia by implementing a fully objective, merit-based, transparent and accountable system for the management of ministry personnel and their careers.
Keywords: Human Ressources, Police
Institution building, secondary legislation drafting and training concerning the movable cultural heritage and cultural goods
Romania, 2007 – 2008
Client: Austrian Agency for European Integration and Economic Development (PHARE-Twinning)
Beneficiary: Ministry of Culture and Religious Affairs
Improving capacity of the ministries and subordinated bodies involved in the protection of moveable cultural goods in order to combat illegal trade and export, theft, destruction and forgery. Development of a monitoring, co-ordination and IT system to form an integrated protection strategy.
Keywords: Cultural Heritage, Organisational Design, Communication, Interorganisational and international cooperation Management Information Systems, IT, Legislation, Monitoring, Training, Procurement
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