Project Profile · IPA II · Home Affairs · 2014
Establishment of the National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre (NACORAC) and the Integrated Border Management Database
Priority Area
Home Affairs – Integrated Border Management
Beneficiary
Ministry of Interior – Directorate General of Provincial Administration
Other Beneficiaries
Land Forces Command, Gendarmerie General Command, Coast Guard Command, Turkish National Police, Directorate General of Migration Management, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Ministry of Trade, Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure
Duration
50 months, April 2017 – June 2021
EU Contribution
€11,050,000
Location
All of Türkiye
Project Objective
2014
Through a National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre to be set up within the Ministry of Interior, the project aims to establish data sharing between institutions involved in border management, record the data in a common database, carry out joint risk analysis and ensure inter-institutional cooperation.
It was also planned to replace the passport stamping devices used at border crossing points that did not comply with EU standards. The new devices will also reduce the workload at border gates and hence waiting times.
Results Achieved / Expected Outputs
Expected Outputs
- 01 By the end of the project, a 24/7 National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre will have been established, and cooperation between institutions dealing with border security will be strengthened.
- 02 The project also supplied 3,649 passport stamping devices for use at border entry points, and these devices are now in use.
Project profile · IPA II · Home Affairs · 2014
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