CEPOL

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CEPOL is the European Union agency responsible for coordinating and providing specialized training for law enforcement officials across EU member states.

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CEPOL canonical 9
CEPOL as an EU agency 1

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instanceOf European Union agency
law enforcement training agency
acronym CEPOL
cooperatesWith Eurojust
European Commission
European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
Europol
Frontex
establishedAsEUAgency 2016
focusArea cybercrime
financial crime
fundamental rights in law enforcement
migration-related crime
serious and organised crime
terrorism
formerName European Police College
fullName European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training
fundingSource European Union budget
governingBody Management Board
hasExecutive Executive Director
headquartersCountry Hungary
headquartersLocation Budapest
jurisdiction European Union
language English
legalBasis Regulation (EU) 2015/2219
mandate develop and coordinate training for law enforcement officials of EU Member States
provide training for senior law enforcement officials
support implementation of the EU Internal Security Strategy
support implementation of the EU Policy Cycle for serious and organised crime
support implementation of the EU Security Union Strategy
support law enforcement cooperation in the EU
originalEstablishment 2000
originalLegalBasis Council Decision 2000/820/JHA
predecessor European Police College (network based in Bramshill, United Kingdom)
provides exchange programmes for law enforcement officials
online training
research and knowledge sharing on law enforcement training
residential training courses
train-the-trainer activities
regionServed European Union
targetGroup EU Member States law enforcement authorities
law enforcement officials
law enforcement officials from certain third countries
typeOfTraining leadership and management training
operational-level training
specialised law enforcement training
strategic-level training
website https://www.cepol.europa.eu

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