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Work Programme of the Consultative Forum of Fundamental Rights 2013

Topic
Frontex

17 December 2020

(as approved by the Consultative Forum on 31st January 2013)

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Work Programme of the Consultative Forum of Fundamental Rights 2013

Contents:

1. Composition

2. Mandate and working methods

3. Strategic planning

3.1 Fundamental rights strategy and action plan

3.2 Frontex work programme 2014

3.3 Frontex multi-annual strategy 2013-2016

4. Operations

4.1 Code of conduct for joint return operations

4.2 Joint sea and/ or land border operations

5. Training and capacity building

5.1 European Border Guards Teams' training for deployed officers

5.2 Sectoral qualifications framework

5.3 Common core curricula

5.4 Trafficking in human beings and fundamental rights training manuals

6. Risk analysis

6.1 Frontex risk analysis related data collection and analysis

7. 2014 Forecast

Annex 1: Annual Report

Annex 2: Calendar

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