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IOM contracts ICMPD for the implementation of the training component of the PRINEX project

20.05.2013 | Filed under: Agreements

On May 15, 2013 IOM Minsk signed contract with ICMPD to organize and assist IOM in the implementation of 4 regional trainings and 2 study visits for Belarusian and Ukrainian customs officials within the framework of the EU funded regional project PRINEX. The topics of the trainings and study visits are:

  • Training on risk analysis for BY and UA customs officials;
  • Training on anti-corruption awareness and stress management;
  • Training on document security and integrity;
  • Training on detection of smuggled goods and cigarettes;
  • Study visit on integrated border management (IBM) to EU member states;
  • Study visit on pre-arrival information exchange to EU member states.

Project related information

Name of programme: Support to the Creation of an Electronic System of Pre-Arrival Information Exchange between the Customs Authorities of Belarus and Ukraine (PRINEX)
EU Reference number: ENPI/2012/308-370
Entity with whom the Commission has signed the contribution agreement: International Organization for Migration
Total amount of EU contribution for the programme: EUR 3,667,000.00
Start and End date of the programme: February 1, 2013 – July 31, 2015 30 months
Website link where this information is published: http://iom.by/en/2013/05/20/iom-icmpd-prinex-contract

Title of contract: Service Agreement For the implementation of the Project “Support to the creation of an electronic system of pre-arrival information exchange between the customs authorities of Belarus and Ukraine” (PRINEX) ENPI/2012/308-370 – funded by the European Commission
Name and nationality of the implementing partner/contractor: The International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), Austria
Amount of contract: EUR 212,269.26 (includes IOM co-funding)

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