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mid- and long-term research agenda in the domain of border control. This will include the development of topics for EU FP7 Programme. The project will also contribute to improving communication and information exchange capabilities/channels for bringing together all stakeholders involved in border security research. Also the further development of BorderTechNet, an information sharing platform on bordersecurity related research and technologies, will be undertaken. Budget: EUR 130,000 Page 110 of 142
TRAINING Frontex Training Unit (TRU) contributes to the development of an efficient, high and uniform level of border control in the Member States and promotes interoperability, harmonization and a common European border guard culture with high ethical standards by developing and implementing common educational and training standards in line with the principles defined in the Bologna and Copenhagen processes and by carrying out training activities in border guarding. TRU supports competent national authorities in third countries in training matters within the framework of agreed working arrangements. The mission is accomplished by utilizing cooperative networks. The objectives for 2013 are: To align Frontex training products with the SQF for Border Guarding, priority is given to new developments, direct training and training tools. To develop and implement common core curricula focusing on harmonizing learning standards for mid-level and high-level border guard education and development of common modular study programmes as a basis for exchange of border guard students in both academic and vocational educational frameworks; To provide training to the members of the EBGT pool, To promote the development and the implementation of the European Training Scheme in conjunction with other Law Enforcement agencies (EASO, CEPOL etc.); To promote further development in all border guarding fields with increasing emphasis on common standards and use of modern educational methods such as e-learning. Total allocated budget: EUR 4,500.000 Frontex courses and training activities are implemented on the basis of the course programmes and curricula designed through the joint efforts of Frontex and experts from Member States/Schengen Associated Countries (MS/SAC). Multiplier training, where Frontex trains multipliers who then carry out national training activities in their respective home countries, is often used as the most efficient way to cascade knowledge and skills to all MS/SAC. Standardized results in all MS/SAC are ensured through the use of Frontex training tools (CD, DVD multimedia tools) and through guidelines given to multiplier trainers. By taking an approach which includes translating the training products and qualifying the national multipliers, all Border Guard officers can be trained to the same training standards in their respective mother tongue. Page 111 of 142
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2.1.2. PRIORITIZATION - METHODOLOGY
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In EUR Budget 2011 N3 DB 2012 N2 DB
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Joint Operations and Pilot Projects
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to develop and test tools and metho
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