3. 11. 2020 | PR, Serbia - management of patrols, Slovenian Development Assistance
Tangible results of the Slovenian international development cooperation with Serbia
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With the support of Slovenia and the development of innovative ICT technology and the implementation of other activities of international development cooperation between the two countries in the past two years, Serbia has successfully strengthened the patrol management system, which will also contribute to achieving the standards required for EU accession. Despite the innovativeness of the solutions, it is a simple, user-friendly system, which does not impose new obligations on police officers, only increases work efficiency, prompt response and coordination.
While respecting safeguards to prevent the spread of COVID-19 between 27 and 31 October 2020, a test workshop and advice provision on the use of equipment and knowledge was executed in Serbia, which will enable better management of patrols and increase the efficiency of the work of emergency services and operations centres. The exchange of knowledge and experience was followed by a ceremonial handover of equipment and a discussion on new findings, in which representatives of the leadership of both police, Slovenian and Serbian, also participated.
In the aggravating circumstances caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the credit for the above-average rated success can be attributed to close collaboration. Such level of cooperation is possible only since it is grounded on established level of partnerships characterised by mutual trust and a similar understanding of the professional efforts of both Slovenian and Serbian police, to be the best possible service to citizens in ensuring internal security and preventing and fighting crime.
In the first phase, the new patrol management system, coordinated by the Command and Operations Center of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia, includes the Border Police Administration and its 3 organizational units: the Operations Centre of the Border Police Administration, the Batrovci Border Police Station and the Rujan Border Police Station; Vranje Police Administration, with two organizational units: Vranje Police Station and Vranje Traffic Police Station and Sremska Mitrovica Police Administration, also with two organizational units, Sremska Mitrovica Police Station and Sremska Mitrovica Traffic Police Station. Representatives of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia expressed interest in including all other organizational units of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia in the patrol management system in the coming period of international development cooperation and with the help of Slovenia.
The results achieved will help improve the response of police patrols to the needs of the people, the coordination of police work in the field, including in responding to migration, and the protection of police officers in the performance of police duties. It is a contribution to the goal of sustainable development; to develop efficient, responsible and transparent institutions, which Slovenia has ranked among the priorities in the implementation of international development cooperation.
The project is part of program activities carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior / Police of the Republic of Slovenia and CVS Mobile and is financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia from funds for international development cooperation.
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Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
22. 10. 2020 | PR, Serbia - management of patrols, Slovenian Development Assistance
The two-year capacity-building project of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia is nearing successful completion
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After a series of demanding steps over the past two years, carried out with Slovenian support, from analysis of the situation, various forms of exchange of knowledge and experience, to development work and optimization, in the coming week in Serbia, from 27 to 30 October 2020, handover of the developed information technology for patrol management will be held. Prior to the handover, a test workshop and counselling for the use of equipment and knowledge will take place in Vranje, which will enable better management of patrols. In this way, with the help of Slovenia, Serbia is trying to improve the response of police patrols to the needs of the people, the coordination of police work in the field, including the response to migration, and the protection of police officers in performing police duties.
The project is part of program activities carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior / Police of the Republic of Slovenia and CVS Mobile and is financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia from funds for international development cooperation.
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Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
18. 9. 2020 | PR, Serbia - management of patrols, Slovenian Development Assistance
Press release: Achieving results in Slovenian international development cooperation with the Republic of Serbia through innovative ICT technologies
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Innovative ICT technology for the management of patrols in the Republic of Serbia, which is based on Slovenian experiences and know-how as well as active cooperation with MoI Serbia in its development, is getting in this period towards the final shape. With activities and visit of MoI Serbia 23-25 September 2020, we are successfully coming closer to the finalisation of development of modern IT solutions which will help improve the response of police patrols to citizen’s needs, coordination of police work in the field, including adequate response to migration and protection of police officers in the performance of police tasks. It is a contribution to the UN sustainable development goals, to develop an efficient, responsible and transparent institution, which is among Slovenia’s priorities in the implementation of international development cooperation.
The project is part of program activities carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior / Police of the Republic of Slovenia and CVS Mobile and is financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia from funds for international development cooperation.
Further information:
Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
22. 6. 2020 | Helicopter, PR, Slovenian Development Assistance
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From 18th to 19th June 2020, a workshop and meetings were held in Montenegro with the aim of establishing the inter-ministerial dialogue needed to formulate strategic decisions and a long-term plan to bring public service systems operated by helicopter operations in line with EU standards.
The purpose of the visit – encouraging inter-ministerial dialogue in Montenegro for the establishment of helicopter emergency medical service (HHMP) and helicopter police operations (HPO) systems – was achieved as during the visit a draft document, aimed at developing a plan and strategy for the development of helicopter-based public service systems with a focus on helicopter emergency medical service (HHMP) and helicopter police operations (HPO) and thus the role of the Directorate of Aviation Units of Montenegro and other organizational units of the public administration of Montenegro included in this system, was developed.
The interdepartmental group consists of representatives of the Police Administration of Montenegro, the Institute for Emergency Medical Aid of Montenegro, the Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro, led by the Ministry of the Interior of Montenegro.
The project is part of programme activities of the Slovenia’s Development Cooperation Programme financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia and carried out together with the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Health and Police of the Republic of Slovenia.
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Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
15. 6. 2020 | Helicopter, PR, Slovenian Development Assistance
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In June, after the inclusion of Montenegro on the list of epidemiologically safe countries, development assistance to Montenegro in developing the role of the helicopter unit of the Ministry of the Interior of Montenegro in the provision of key public services through established methods of implementation continues.
From 18th to 19th June 2020, workshop and meetings will be held in Montenegro to establish the inter-ministerial dialogue needed to formulate strategic decisions and a long-term plan to bring public service systems operated by helicopter operations in line with EU standards.
The project is part of programme activities of the Slovenia’s Development Cooperation Programme financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia and carried out together with the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Health and Police of the Republic of Slovenia.
Further information:
Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
17. 3. 2020 | Helicopter, PR, Slovenian Development Assistance
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With the development assistance of Slovenia, Montenegro is building a system of helicopter police operations and helicopter emergency medical services, and enhancing the role of the Ministry of the Interior in this system.
Expertise of Flight Police Unit and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Slovenia is primarily used to assist Montenegrin Interdepartmental Working Group in establishing expert interdepartmental dialogue. Interdepartmental Working Group discussed Slovenian experience for steps of Montenegrin system development between 11 and 12 March 2020 in Podgorica.
It consulted on the preparation of a strategic document to guide the development of a new system of public services provided by helicopter operations of the Ministry of Interior, particularly relevant to the safety, health and lives of residents and visitors of Montenegro. Its importance and importance of enhancing efficiency of public administrations was emphasised also by the Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to Montenegro Gregor Presker who opened the working gathering together with Program Director Andreja Dolničar Jeraj. Slovenian representatives also held a working meeting on specifics of helicopter police operations planning on 13 March 2020 at the Police Administration of Montenegro.
The project is part of programme activities of the Slovenia’s Development Cooperation Programme financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia and carried out together with the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Health and Police of the Republic of Slovenia.
Further information:
Andreja Dolničar Jeraj
Programme Director
Centre for European Perspective
