SEACOP V, port cooperation project against maritime trafficking
Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Rep., Ecuador, Panama, Peru
Following the success achieved in the four previous phases of SEACOP, the European Union is funding a fifth phase of this project that aims to provide support in the fight against illicit maritime trafficking and associated criminal networks in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa, using an approach which respects human rights.
Expertise France is implementing this project with the collaboration of FIIAPP whose specific objectives are:
To strengthen the effectiveness of the maritime intelligence and maritime control network
To integrate knowledge and experiences concerning maritime threats and bans derived from illicit trafficking routes
To improve cooperation and information exchange at the national, regional and trans-regional levels including EUROPOL and FRONTEX
Project data
Sector
Seguridad, paz y desarrollo
Countries
Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Rep., Ecuador, Panama, Peru
Date
Start - 01/05/2021 End - 30/10/2023
Total budget
5.000.000,00 €
Financer
Unión Europea
We work with
Ministerio del Interior
CIVIPOL, Policía judiciaria de Portugal, United Kingdom Border Force (UKBF), French Customs (DGDDI), Directorate of security and Defense Cooperation (DCSD), Maritime Analysis and Operation Centre – Narcotics (MAOC), National Crime Agency (NCA), European Border and Cost Guard Agency (FRONTEX)
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Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Dominican Rep., Ecuador, Panama, Peru
