3rd European Symposium
EU Funding for Home Affairs and Security in the Next Programming Period 2014-2020 16th - 18th September 2013, Berlin
Be well prepared to manage the new architecture of the Asylum and Migration Fund (AMF) and the Internal Security Fund (ISF). Become part of this unique European Symposium on Home Affairs and Security this year!
Please find detailed brochure information at this link: http://www.euroakad.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/dateien/conferences/EU_Funding_for_Home_Affairs_and_Security_in_the_Next_Programming_Period_2014_2020_DM.pdf
24 leading Home Affairs and Security experts:
. European Commission, DG Home Affairs and DG Justice
. European Court of Auditors
. Ministries (RAs, AAs, DAs) and Beneficiaries from all over Europe
Register now using the online booking form: http://www.euroacad.eu/events/bookings.html?tx_eurover_pi3%5bmeeting%5d=706
Current key issues make the Symposium a must-attend event for all practitioners and strategists involved in Home Affairs and Security:
. Smart set-up of effective operative structures for the new AMF and ISF
. In-depth view into AMF and ISF funding regulations and their practical implications
. Smooth transition from the current Funds EIF, ERF, RF, EBF, ISEC and CIPS
. Lessons learnt in the field of monitoring, on-the-spot controls
. How to prevent irregularities and fraud
. Benefit from the workshop on Day 3 - Multi Annual Programming 2014-2020
Choose from a variety of sessions and presentations and design your own time-table according to your requirements!
We look forward to welcoming you to the "3rd European Symposium EU Funding for Home Affairs and Security in the Next Programming Period 2014-2020" in Berlin!
Yours sincerely,
Dipl.-Jur. Christoph Brauner / Dipl.-Jur. Christian Klingenberg Managing Directors
P.S. The Summer Academy "Fraud and Corruption in the Public Sector", 26th - 30th August 2013, Berlin, might be interesting for you and your colleagues as well. Click on this link for more information: http://www.euroakad.eu/fileadmin/user_upload/dateien/conferences/Summer_Academy_Fraud_and_Corruption_in_the_Public_Sector_DM.pdf
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON THE SCHENGEN ACQUIS 2013
. AMENDED SCHENGEN GOVERNANCE PACKAGE
. FIRST EXPERIENCES WITH SIS II
. EVOLVING CJEU CASE LAW
Trier, 12-13 September 2013
Register until 31 August 2013 for a 10% discount.
Objective
Following the provisional agreement on the Schengen Governance legislative package between the Council and the European Parliament on 30 May 2013, the conference will debate the latest challenges for internal border management in the EU. Recent developments in the instruments available to secure internal borders will be presented and analysed. A visit to the village of Schengen and its European Museum Schengen will form part of the conference.
Key topics
. The amended Schengen Governance Package and changes made to existing instruments
. Schengen Evaluation (SCHEVAL): analysis of the current and new systems, Member States' assessment and facilitation of training of Schengen evaluators
. First experiences of the Schengen Information System (SIS) II after going operational in March 2013
. The evolving case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and its impact on border management.
Organiser:
Ramin Farinpour, Academy of European Law
Language:
English
Speakers:
. Lars Bay Larsen, Judge & President of Chamber, Court of Justice of the European Union, Luxembourg
. Stephan Brandes, Head of Operations and Infrastructure Unit, EU Agency for large-scale IT systems (eu-LISA), Tallinn
. Emilio De Capitani, former Head of Unit of the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) Committee, European Parliament, Brussels
. Marcin Dró¿d¿, Schengen Evaluation Coordinator, International Co-operation Bureau, Polish Border Guard, Warsaw
. Charles Elsen, former Director General of Justice and Home Affairs at the Secretariat of the Council of the European Union, Luxembourg
. Francisco Javier Fanegas Veiga, Chief Inspector, General Department of Immigration and Borders, Spanish National Police, Madrid
. Ramin Farinpour, Course Director, European Criminal Law, ERA, Trier
. Arto Niemenkari, Deputy Head of Border and Coast Guard Division, Finnish Border Guard, Helsinki
. Marianne Persson, Policy Officer, Border Management & Schengen Governance Unit, DG Home Affairs, European Commission, Brussels
. Klaus Rösler, Director of Operations Division, FRONTEX, Warsaw
. Anne-Marie Soerensen, Policy Officer, VISA Unit, DG Home Affairs, European Commission, Brussels
. Luc Vandamme, Head of Schengen Unit, Directorate for Asylum, Visas, Immigration Borders, Schengen, Council of the European Union, Brussels
. Representative*, Hellenic Police, Athens
. Representative*, Maltese Police Force
* invited
Event no.:
313R02
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