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Fundamental Rights Strategy 2021

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Frontex

22 March 2022

Endorsed by the Fundamental Rights Officer on 25 January 2021

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Fundamental Rights Strategy 2021

Contents
Preamble
Legal Framework
Objective
Guiding principles
Operationalisation

Analysis-based planning: Risk Analysis and Vulnerability Assessment in EIBM The Agency’s joint operations, pilot projects, rapid border interventions
Return activities supported by the Agency
Responsibilities of the participants in Frontex operational activities

Knowledge, skills and competences

Competences of the participants in Frontex activities
The use of state of the art technology

Cooperation around EIBM

Agency-supported cooperation at European and national levels
Inter-agency and external cooperation
Cooperation with third countries

Implementation, monitoring and evaluation

Implementation
Monitoring and evaluation
Evaluation of the Strategy

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