Communication team of the EU Strategy for Baltic Sea Region website started a series of blog posts, called Spotlight, introducing the concrete work done by different Horizontal Actions and Policy Areas of the EUSBSR. The latest blog post was dedicated to Policy Area Secure, describing who we are, what we do and our future plans:
http://www.balticsea-region-strategy.eu/highlights/item/12-policy-area-secure-civil-protection-law-enforcement-safer-baltic-sea-region
Dear Friends,
PA Secure team at the Secretariat of the Council of the Baltic Sea States presents the first issue of the Newsletter in 2017.
We would like to share with you some news on key developments in the EUSBSR Policy Secure Area (co-coordinated by the CBSS and the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, MSB).
This newsletter will also…
Click here for the 6th Steering Group meeting agenda
How to better coordinate the work of different EUSBSR priority areas and horizontal actions? Coordinators (HACs and PACs), invited to Stockholm by HA Capacity and the Swedish Institute, discussed common issues and needs for capacity building in 2017. Participants exchanged ideas about funding, facilitation of projects, cross-sectoral cooperation and communication, and suggested possible topics for…
The 5th EUSBSR Priority Area Secure Steering Group Meeting was held in Kraków 13 May 2016. The participants overviewed the progress achieved by the priority area flagships projects, discussed the issues of the institutionalisation of the Baltic Leadership Prorgamme, as well as considered the granting of flagship status to new projects.
The next Steering Group Meeting will be held…
The PA Secure steering group, now including representatives of former PA crime, gathered again in Stockholm on 3rd December 2015 in Stockholm. After presentations of the activities of the group, on strategic as well as project level, the participants shared their ideas on cooperation between law enforcement and civil security - a new focus since…
Under the new structure of the EUSBSR Action Plan, which was adopted 16 June 2015, the now called Policy Area Secure includes additional elements of former Priority Area Crime, supporting more than ten flagships. The merge of the two priority areas now allows the Policy Area Secure to act in the societal security paradigm that…
Back to back with the upcoming Directors General Meeting, the PA Secure Steering Group met in Tallinn on 2nd June. Following up to the last meeting in December, the process of the revision of the Action Plan was reflected on and suggestions for the review of the Terms of Reference were collected.
For the first…
Back to back with the upcoming Directors General Meeting, the PA Secure Steering Group met in Tallinn on 2nd June. Following up to the last meeting in December, the process of the revision of the Action Plan was reflected on and suggestions for the review of the Terms of Reference were collected.
For the first members…
Download the full publication here: Being Secure in the Baltic Sea Region: A Handbook of a Priority Area