- Thematic Component: General
- Country: Uzbekistan
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BOMCA held the latest round of National Programme Steering Group Meeting in Uzbekistan
- Thematic Component: General
- Country: Uzbekistan
From September 8-9, the first National Steering Group (NSG) meeting was held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The meeting was aimed at reviewing the Programme’s progress for the year and to define plans for the upcoming period. For this purpose, the Programme’s leadership, representatives of the European Union and implementing partners met with the key partners, such as state agencies and international organisations.
BOMCA keeps strengthening the capacities of the forensic experts and familiarising them with the modern evidence collection methods
- Thematic Component: 2. Improvement of Detection Capacities
- Country: Kyrgyzstan
From September 6 to 8, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia (BOMCA) held a workshop in Bishkek for the personnel of Forensic institutions and Crime Scene Investigation units of border guards and law enforcement agencies in Kyrgyzstan.
Modern teaching methodologies as essential tool of distance learning in Central Asia
- Thematic Component: 1. Institutional Development of Border Control Agencies
- Country: Kazakhstan
From 5 to 8 September, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia (BOMCA) held a regional online workshop in Almaty on distance learning for instructors/trainers on the topic of “modern teaching methodologies”.
Photostory: BOMCA 10 started the first round of its National Project Steering Group meeting in Kazakhstan
- Thematic Component: General
- Country: Kazakhstan
On September 5-6, 2022, in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia – Phase 10 started the first round of its National Project Steering Group.
BOMCA, the EU-funded project on border management reviews its achievements in Kazakhstan for 2022
- Thematic Component: General
- Country: Kazakhstan
On September 5-6, 2022, in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia – Phase 10 (BOMCA 10) started the first round of its National Project Steering Group (NSG). The meeting was aimed at reviewing the Programme’s progress for the year and to define plans for the upcoming period. For this purpose, the Programme’s leadership, representatives of the European Union and implementing partners met with the key partners, such as state agencies and international organisations.
BOMCA continues deepening knowledge of Border Guard and Law Enforcement Agencies of Turkmenistan on modern evidence collection methods
- Thematic Component: 2. Improvement of Detection Capacities
- Country: Turkmenistan
From August 2-4, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia held a workshop in Ashgabat for the personnel of Investigation Units of the Border Guard and Law Enforcement Agencies of Turkmenistan. The workshop familiarised forensic experts with modern evidence collection methods including first responders’ responsibilities and actions avoiding the contamination of crime scenes. This is the second workshop of its kind conducted by the BOMCA Programme in the Central Asian region, following similar activity implemented in July of this year in Uzbekistan.
EU-funded Programme improves cooperation on border crime analysis among agencies of Central Asia
- Thematic Component: 2. Improvement of Detection Capacities
- Country: Kyrgyzstan
From August 2 to 4, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia held a workshop in Bishkek for representatives of the border guard and law enforcement agencies of Kyrgyzstan on cooperation with INTERPOL. The participants familiarized themselves with legal, procedural and technical solutions for cooperation with and running of activities through INTERPOL.
BOMCA increases awareness of Kazakh state beneficiaries regarding detention, accommodation and return of irregular migrants
- Thematic Component: 1. Institutional Development of Border Control Agencies
- Country: Kazakhstan
From 25-28 July of this year, the Border Management Programme in Central Asia (BOMCA), in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Agency (UNHCHR) and International Organization for Migration (IOM) held a national workshop on international standards in identification, detention and return of irregular migrants in Nur-Sultan. Representatives of the Committee for Migration Service, the Police Department of Nur-Sultan city and the Administrative Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as the Border Service and 2nd Department, National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part in the event. This is the fifth workshop of its kind conducted by the BOMCA Programme in the Central Asian region, which concludes a series of similar workshops implemented in each country of the region.