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CENTRALIZED FUNDS
1. SPECIFIC PROGRAMME “PREVENTION OF AND FIGHT AGAINST CRIME” –
ISEC
With the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight Against Crime Programme
European Commission – Directorate - General Home Affairs
Project:
The introduction of the requirements for establishing Joint
Investigation Teams (JIT) to fight trafficking in human beings in
the South-eastern Europe - (JIT-THB) - HOME/2010/ISEC/FP/C1/
4000001423
Project objective: The project is aimed at establishing conditions for the creation of joint
investigative teams and a more effective fight against trafficking in human beings. It focuses
primarily on the establishing of so-called strategic activities that will basically offer the
necessary logistic platform for the continuation of operational performance. Workshops
constitute the core of the project, whose aim is to encourage experts to participate in joint
investigation teams, which will help them to develop international cooperation in criminal
matters and to transfer good practices. Throughout the duration of the project 5 workshops
will be conducted. The target groups are representatives from the police and prosecutor
offices, non-governmental organizations and the national coordinators for combating human
trafficking will also participate. Among project participants are also: the Office of the State
Prosecutor General of the Republic of Slovenia, EUROPOL and EUROJUST.
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ISEC Call for proposals restricted for Framework
Partners 2010
577.612,00 EUR
459.294,00 EUR
80% (367.435,20 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia
Bulgaria
Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia,
Albania, Montenegro, Moldova, Romania
Office of the State Prosecutor General of the Republic of
Slovenia, EUROPOL and EUROJUST
24 months, project start - May 1st, 2011
Project:
Strengthening Cross-Border Law Enforcement Cooperation with
Italy through the Secondment of a Police Liaison Officer by
Slovenia,
Austria
and
Croatia
(SLECI-SPLO)
HOME/2010/ISEC/FP/C2/ 4000001447
Project objective: The project objective is the secondment of a Slovenian Police Liaison
Officer to Italy, in order to strengthen and alleviate cooperation between Slovenia and Italy.
Project partners are Austria and Croatia, who will during the project duration get more
familiar with various forms of police cooperation between EU Member States, including with
the efficient exchange of information.
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ISEC Call for proposals restricted for Framework
Partners 2010
561.793,65 EUR
503.317,26 EUR
80% (402.653,81 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia Police
Austria and Croatia
36 months, project start May 1st, 2011
Strengthening the Capacities of AFIS for the Implementation of the
Prüm Decision - SCAFIS PRÜM - HOME/2010/ISEC/FP/C3/
4000001620
Project objective: The objective of the project is to prepare the national AFIS system for the
expected increase of search inquiries in the Slovenian national database of fingerprints from
other EU member states, since due to the new law, all EU countries are obliged to enable the
exchange of information under the Prüm Treaty, which foresees answers to queries within 24
hours. To ensure these requirements is essential for SI Police to upgrade the capacity of the
AFIS system with additional server capacity, which will allow for faster searches and provide
higher throughput system. The project focuses on the acquisition of additional technical
equipment designed for processing and comparison of fingerprints and traces, recovered at
crime scenes and appropriate training of Slovenian experts, which will enable the
Dactyloscopy Section of the NFL to work more efficiently.
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ISEC Call for proposals restricted for Framework
Partners 2010
736.800,00 EUR
716.800,00 EUR
95% (680.960,00 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia Police
- National Forensic Laboratory
18 months, project start July 29, 2011
Project:
Increasing the Capacity for DNA Analysis
HOME/2011/ISEC/AG/PRUM/4000002099
-
IC
DNA
-
Project objective: The project goal is to increase the capacity of the National Forensic
Laboratory in order to produce high standard analysis, introduce of new analytical methods
and contribute to faster DNA data exchange with other Member States and countries of the
region in crime investigations with transnational dimension.
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ISEC 2011 - TARGETED CALL FOR PROPOSALS Cross-border law enforcement cooperation, particularly
in the access to and exchange of information through
the implementation of the principle of availability through
Council Decision 2008/615/JHA and 2008/616/JHA
(Prüm Decision) and Council Framework Decision
2006/960/JHA (Swedish Initiative)
911.393,67 EUR
771.242,33 EUR
90% (694.118,09 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia Police - National Forensic Laboratory
24 months, project start August 14, 2012
Development of a Systematic Forensic Approach to Detect
Substances
Used
in
Terrorist
Threats
–
IECAC
HOME/2011/ISEC/AG/CBRN/4000002101
Project objective: The goal of the project is to increase the capacity of the National Forensic
Laboratory for identification and analysis of explosives and explosive devices, identification
of explosive traces and debris, analysis of non-exploded explosives and devices,
identification and analysis of toxic industrial chemicals and chemical warfare agents. With the
IECAC project forensic procedures will be enhanced, better quality of explosive data made
available for national investigations due to the provision of technical interoperability of the SI
NFL Chemistry analysis capacity. The IECAC project is a national project contributing to
public safety and has a complementary impact on prevention of and fight against crime at EU
and transnational level.
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ISEC 2011 – TARGETED CALL FOR PROPOSALS Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear materials
– CBRN
814.954,84 EUR
689.490,22 EUR
90% (620.541,20 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia Police
- National Forensic Laboratory
30 months, project start August 14, 2012
Project:
Increasing the Capacity for Facial Recognition in the Fight Against
Crime – FACE TRACE - HOME/2011/ISEC/AG/4000002518
Project objective: The project addresses at national level the need for an increased and upto-date capacity in production of photo robot images, facial recognition on pictures and video
footage and cross database search with an optimal modular system for recognition,
classification, categorization and analysis of suspects’ and offenders’ faces. In order to reach
the project’s objective equipment will be purchased, software developed and investigators
trained.
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ISEC 2011 – GENERAL CALL
420.952,11 EUR
378.856,11 EUR
85,22 % (322.851,26 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia Police
– Criminal Police Directorate
24 months, project start approximately September, 2012
2. OLAF
Program HERCULE II
Action:
Increasing the Capacity of the Computer Investigation Centre at
Central and Regional Level – OLAF/2010/C5/041
Objective: With this action the Slovenian police has increased the capacity of regional units
in investigating computer crime. Further the technical equipment of police investigators was
improved and investigators have been trained for proper equipment use. In 2011 and 2012
computer hardware and software licenses was purchased and training of computer experts
was implemented.
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Action:
OLAF Hercule II, Technical
Assistance for
Law
Enforcement Agencies Combating Fraud Including
Automated Container Code Recognition Systems, 2010
313.181,12 EUR
48,53% (152.000,00 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia, Police
- Criminal Police Directorate
January 20, 2011 till April 31st, 2012
Analytical Tools for Visualisation – OLAF/2009/C4/057
Objective: The Criminal Police obtained an updated licensed software for visualization. This
equipment enables the analysis for fast detection of links and patterns within large amounts
of data. It enables creating schedules and visualization of connections between search
parameters.
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OLAF Hercule II, Technical Assistance for Law
Enforcement Agencies Combating Fraud, 2009
98.310,00 EUR
49,84% (49.000,00 EUR)
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia, Police
– Criminal Police Directorate
December 9, 2009 till December 31st, 2010