>…the European Union Advisory Mission for Civilian Security Sector Reform Ukraine (EUAM Ukraine) was established at the invitation of the Ukrainian authorities in 2014.
>EUAM Ukraine’s mandate is implemented through three Lines of Operation:
>**Strategic advice** on civilian security sector reform, in particular, to develop strategic documents and legislation;
>**Operational support** for the implementation of reforms through capacity building, training and practical support for civilian security sector;
>**Cooperation and coordination** focus on supporting Ukrainian partners in developing cohesive and effective coordination mechanisms, both at national and international levels.
WeekendFantastic2941 on
I’m confused, what is this about?
DJDevon3 on
Those blue berets look classy. Vive la France.
Mikethebest78 on
Small in number but I am sure they are doing what they can to help.
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EUAM-Ukraine exists since 2014:
>…the European Union Advisory Mission for Civilian Security Sector Reform Ukraine (EUAM Ukraine) was established at the invitation of the Ukrainian authorities in 2014.
Overview article from EUAM-Ukraine:
[https://www.euam-ukraine.eu/news/stability-policing-in-liberated-territories-euam-s-deputy-head-and-the-european-gendarmerie-force-in-snihurivka/](https://www.euam-ukraine.eu/news/stability-policing-in-liberated-territories-euam-s-deputy-head-and-the-european-gendarmerie-force-in-snihurivka/)
From the “[About Us](https://www.euam-ukraine.eu/our-mission/about-us/)”:
>Lines of operation
>EUAM Ukraine’s mandate is implemented through three Lines of Operation:
>**Strategic advice** on civilian security sector reform, in particular, to develop strategic documents and legislation;
>**Operational support** for the implementation of reforms through capacity building, training and practical support for civilian security sector;
>**Cooperation and coordination** focus on supporting Ukrainian partners in developing cohesive and effective coordination mechanisms, both at national and international levels.
I’m confused, what is this about?
Those blue berets look classy. Vive la France.
Small in number but I am sure they are doing what they can to help.