Our projects

This project aims to strengthen the full, equal, safe, and meaningful participation, decision-making, and leadership of women in counter-terrorism by addressing persistent structural, institutional, and operational barriers across criminal justice, security, and policy-making institutions.

This project aims to prevent and respond to the recruitment and exploitation of children and youth, in full respect of human rights, gender equality and international law.

This project aims to support Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in developing sustainable, coordinated, and rights-based systems for the prosecution, rehabilitation, and reintegration of returnees from Iraq and Northeast Syria, thereby enhancing regional stability, resilience, and social cohesion.

This project aims to disrupt terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism and bring terrorists to justice while continuing to respect human rights, gender equality and international law.

This project aims to improve access to electronic evidence held by foreign service providers during criminal investigations and proceedings, by responding to the needs of law enforcement and judicial authorities.

This project aims to make explosive ordnance (EO) detection, identification, recognition, mapping, and data collection more accurate, safer, and more effective through the application of new AI and computer vision technologies.

This project aims to enhance the capacity of civil aviation security regimes in Partner States.

This project aims to reduce Small Arms and Light Weapons trafficking and related organised crime and terrorism activities globally.

This project aims to address emerging global threats of terrorism and violent extremism in the field of public spaces, as well as the associated challenges, while fully respecting human rights, gender equality, and the rule of law in accordance with the EU's political priorities.

The STRIVE Juvenile project aims to contribute to preventing and countering violent extremism affecting children in full respect of human rights, gender equality and international law.

This project aims to build the capacity of local CSOs and government entities to design and implement impactful interventions to prevent radicalisation leading to extremism, violent extremism, and recruitment to terrorism and facilitate the de-radicalisation, rehabilitation and reintegration process

This project aims to build the capacity of state and non-state actors to effectively challenge radicalisation and recruitment to terrorism while continuing to respect human rights and international law.

The STRIVE CITIES project aims to respond effectively to the challenge of hate, polarisation and violent extremism with coordinated, evidence-based prevention policies, programmes and platforms that align with international standards and frameworks.

This project aims to support States in enhancing their capacities to address the terrorist threat, disrupt terrorist networks, prevent and counter the activities of terrorists and bring them to justice in compliance with international law, human rights and the rule of law.

This project aims to support third countries in their efforts to prevent money laundering and cut off access to funding for individual terrorists and terrorist organisations, in line with international standards.

CT PHARE aims to successfully disrupt terrorist networks and bring terrorist to justice in full respect of human rights, gender equality and the rule of law.

EU ACT aims to increase the effectiveness of efforts in combatting illicit trafficking, smuggling and organised crime as well as to disrupt the terrorist networks and bring criminals to justice while continuing to respect human rights, gender equality and the rule of law.

AI-POL aims to further advance and globally embed the concept of responsible AI innovation in law enforcement.

CT TECH+ aims to improve selected Partner States’ response to the increased misuse of new technologies for terrorist purposes, while protecting human rights and in a gender-responsive manner.

CT INFLOW II aims to support partner countries in their efforts to prevent and disrupt terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism, cutting off terrorist funding, and bringing terrorists to justice, while continuing to respect human rights and international law.