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On the 27th of May the Centre for European Perspectives provided training for the employees of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia in the field of personal data protection that took place in the Poljče training centre. The trainees familiarised themselves with the concept of personal data, how to anonymise it and to ensure custody of personal data databases. Trainees were presented with standards and legislation that cover personal data protection and through interactive tasks resolved any questions they had regarding procedures that are part of their daily work.

CEP will conduct a 30 – day training for veterinarians in the framework of Slovenia's Official Development Cooperation project "Assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina in establishing EU phytosanitary standards – training of laboratory analysts" supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia. The Veterinary institute of Bihać and the Veterinary institute of Republika Srpska are participating in the project with five trainees each, the first will focus on the implementation of the ELISA test method and the latter on the implementation in the LC-MS/MS method.

Centre for European Perspective (CEP) organised training for 18 representatives of Kosovo Border Police, Customs and Ministry of Internal Affairs between 12 and 16 May in Kosovo. Training was organised in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior and Police of the Republic of Slovenia. It focused mainly on efficient integrated border management.

Centre for European Perspective (CEP) is organising a training for 18 representatives of Kosovo Border Police, Customs, Ministry of Internal Affairs and ILECU coordination office between 12 and 16 May in Kosovo. Training is organised in cooperation with the Ministry of the Interior and Police of the Republic of Slovenia. It is a project of Slovenia's official development cooperation, which focuses mainly on efficient integrated border management.

Centre for European Perspective is preparing for 25th Days of political science that will take place at Faculty of Social Sciences in Ljubljana at the end of May. CEP's panel will focus on Slovenia' development cooperation - past challenges and new opportunities. Be there with us on 30th May 2014!

October 2014
Volume 6, Number 2 (11)

President of the Management Board Mr Marcel Koprol and CEP Executive Director Dr Gorazd Justinek hosted today three experts from Slovakia at Jable castle. They presented work of their institute and in January 2014 issued report titled »Central Europe: fit for the future«, in which position of Central European countries in European Union after their 10th anniversary of EU membership is assessed.

The training is organised in the framework of the Europe's New Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management (ENTRi). Its main focus lies with the topics of planning, setting up and supporting a civilian crisis management mission. It is attended by 26 participants from different EU as well as OSCE and other missions and brings together middle and senior management staff, also with the aim of exchanging ideas and best practices in order to achieve a rapid deployment of administration and logistics support resources. 15 trainers, taking part in the course, are representatives of Civilian Planning and Conduct Capability (CPCC), responsible for mission planning and administration support as well as mission personnel working in the fields of human resources, logistics and finance.

Centre for European Perspective is organising a Mission Management, Administration and Support (MAS) Course between 22 and 25 April in Hotel des Colonies, Brussels.

As a training and technical assistance provider CEP is building its own pool of renown experts and practitioners who have genuine expertise and knowledge in their fields. In particular, we are constantly looking for experts and trainers in the following areas: