Security institutions are effective, internally coherent and adequately staffed and equpped to perform their duties; clear separation of military and civilian components of the security system is ensured and the chain of command is respected | Capacity4dev

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Security Sector Reform (SSR) - Peace & Security

Parent

Legal guarantees of transparency and openness of the security system are enhanced

Organizational and structural reforms of all relevant security actors’ institutions in charge of defence and security are developed, e.g. the chain of command, internal audit processes and inspection mechanisms are clearly defined

Security actors' rules, regulations, structures and processes, including Integrated Boarder Management and Customs, are legally defined

Criminal justice chain, especially with regard to evidence collection, prosecution and detention, is better aligned with international human rights standards

Enhanced crime reporting mechanisms and protection systems for victims and witnesses of crime

Criteria for recruitment (including vetting procedures and representation of ethnic groups / minorities and women), remuneration, training & promotion of security actors are clearly defined

Enhanced capacities of security actors on aspects linked to their competencies, duties (ethics and deontology rules), response protocols, equipment and infrastructure

To ensure human security at individual and community level

Priority Area

Security Sector Reform

Type

Specific Objective - Outcome

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Weight

-83

Term type

Short Term