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VI. ConclusionRULE OF LAWcapacities and functioningof institutions20Since the declaration of independence policydevelopment became part of the responsibilityof local institutions. In this regard, so far there is(in) efficiency and (non) achievement in meetingEPAP in the relevant sectors.EPAP Implementation by Kosovo institutions inthe field of combating trafficking in humanbeings shows that there was a certain success indeveloping the strategy and plans and a part inreaching agreements with its neighbours. Butthere are shortfalls in institutional capacitybuilding such as the employment of additionalstaff in the police anti-trafficking unit. Also,mainly for political reasons, there was nosuccessful movement in achieving agreementswith all regional countries to combat thisphenomenon. While there is progress incapacity building, respecting the time factor hasnot happened in most cases.Meeting the EPAP objectives and actions by theDirectorate for Investigations of EconomicCrimes and Corruption (DIECC) is consideredconcerning. Upgrading of the organizationallevel has affected the growth of staff capacity inthis department. Also, centralization has led tothe elimination of reporting lines by simplifyingthem and concentrating into of human andtechnical resources during actions. However,few and less advanced trainings have affectedthe staff knowledge on economic crimeinvestigation and combating them. Although,there been numerous trainings so far, vacuum ofefficiency lies in the fact that personnel isquitting jobs, and this departure is not only adirect impact on the work of the unit, but also inthe country's budget, because there is a need fortraining of young members, that results in newexpenditures.As per budget, attention must be given by allrelevant institutions and civil society, so that thisdepartment gets sufficient funds. Although thisunit is equipped with multiple technology, thereis still an absence of modern means inproportion to the number of personnel.Usage of Court Liaison Offices by Serbiancitizens is at the lowest level. These liaisonoffices are spending the budget, and on the otherhand are not functional. With the improvementof freedom, Serbian citizens use the municipalcourts to address their issues. Therefore, thereshould be an assessment by the institution aboutthe existence of these offices.Republic of Kosovo is not creating bilateralrelations in the rule of law, in particularinternational legal cooperation and extraditionbecause of lack of international cooperation injustice. In this regard, greater commitment isneeded is the political level in the concretizationof the agreements in order to enhance thiscooperation.Taking into account the potential number ofpersecuted persons, lack of cooperation outsideand inside the territory, creates comprehensiveconsequences: institutional and financial thatresults in hindrance of our country'sinternational integration.For largely political reasons, in many cases theestablishment of relations with neighbouringcountries plays a key role in internationalinstitutions represented in Kosovo, meaningthat the country'sinstitutions are often excluded from theseprocesses.Based on research in these four areas, it can besaid that little work has been done on capacitybuilding and functioning of mechanisms in therule of law.