This funding opportunity supports projects that develop new tools, skills, and training curricula for Police Authorities to engage effectively with diverse communities, including migrants, LGBTIQ individuals, persons with disabilities, and returnees from conflict zones. It encourages innovative, inclusive policing approaches, cooperation with Civil Society Organizations, and aims to enhance trust, security, and social stability throughout Europe. Projects should combine social sciences and technology and address gender-sensitive and intersectional perspectives.
Eligible applicants must include at least 3 Police Authorities and 2 Civil Society Organizations from at least 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries. Entities controlled by China are ineligible. Applicants must comply with specific admissibility, financial, and operational conditions.
