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Division 3.1.5.4 Training

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The PIT will manage the development of a training manual on the new SOPs, including recruitment of an expert for its development, printing and dissemination to relevant MoIA staff, and translation into English. English copies will be disseminated to other OSCE Field Operations as well as the OSCE Secretariat in order to provide visibility and material for future reference.

The PIT will organise a course to train trainers for 30 designated representatives from four Regional Centres for Border Affairs and eight Sectors for Internal Affairs, with the aim of increasing their knowledge of the use of the new security and IT systems in the refurbished storage rooms. Subsequently, the trained trainers will deliver countrywide training in their respective regional centres and sectors, thereby ensuring sustainability of the activity.

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Substituted by Council Decision (CFSP) 2020/904 of 29 June 2020 amending Decision (CFSP) 2017/1424 as regards the expiry date for support of OSCE activities relating to the reduction of small arms, light weapons and conventional ammunition in the Republic of North Macedonia and in Georgia.