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iv. Promote regional security accreditation and certification v. Organise “Train the Trainers” courses in priority areas vi. Promote and support on-line learning vii. Develop a proposal to improve data information management systems for law enforcement and security training organisations viii. Develop a database of train security personnel regionally ix. Encourage the training of law enforcement and security officials in non-lethal options x. Strengthen regional institutional capacities (IMPACS, RSS) to implement the CCSS RSS IMPACS RSS Member States IMPACS RSS Member States IMPACS RSS Member States IMPACS RSS programmes standardised All Regional Security Training Programmes accredited and certified Train the Trainer courses for all Law Enforcement and Security officials developed and implemented One regional online training programme established and being administered annually in the field of law enforcement and security Data information management proposal established for all key training organisations Ongoing IMPACS Data information management system (data base) established Increase training in non-lethal options implemented in Member States 2016 Member States IMPACS RSS IMPACS RSS Regional Security Institutions are adequately resourced Ongoing 2014 2014 Ongoing Ongoing STRATEGIC GOAL 6: ENHANCE MARITIME AND AIRSPACE AWARENESS, STRENGTHEN CARICOM BORDERS, INCLUDING CONTIGUOUS LAND BORDERS ACTIONS RESPONSIBLE PARTY i. Expand the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) IMPACS Member States ii. Implement the Advance Cargo Information System (ACIS) IMPACS Member States IMPACS Member States CARICAD IMPACS Member State IMPACS CARICOM Secretariat Member States iii. Implement standardisation of border security training iv. Develop a Proposal of a CARICOM Border Surveillance System (CARIBSIS) v. Establish a common CARICOM Border Code for all CARICOM border officials PERFORMANCE INDICATORS APIS expanded to customs systems and to other Member States where it is not currently operational ACIS established in seven (7) CARICOM Member States Standardised training curricula developed for Border Security training courses CARICOM Border Surveillance System Proposal developed Common CARICOM Border Code for Border security officials developed and implemented TIME FRAME 2014 2014 Ongoing 2014 2015 v

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CARICOM Crime and Security Strategy 2013: Securing the Region

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Intergovernmental Organisation

Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

Type of Document (for IGOs)

Policy-Related Documents: Other Documents

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Critical Infrastructure
Cyber Crime
Cybersecurity Awareness
Economy and Finance
Incident and Emergency Response
International Cooperation
National Cyber Defense
Public-Private Partnership
Sustainable Development
Training and Education

Summary

Goal: to significantly improve citizen security by creating a safe, just and free Community, while simultaneously improving the economic viability of the Region
Identifies the risks and threats prioritised into four (4) Tiers:
- Tier 1: Immediate Significant Threats: high-probability, high-impact events, current and present dangers – including Cyber-Crime
- Tier 2: Substantial Threats: both likely and high-impact, but are not as severe as Tier 1 Threats
- Tier 3: Significant Potential Risks: high-impact, but low-probability
- Tier 4: Future Risks: threats where the probability and impact cannot be assessed at this stage
Identifies 14 Strategic Goals, including Strategic Goal 8: Strengthen CARICOM’s Resilience to Cyber-Crimes
Strategic Goal 8 Action Items include:
- Education and awareness of internet users
- Raising the standards of specialisation of the police, judges, prosecutors and forensic staff
- Exploring ways to establish a CARICOM Cyber Crime Centre
- Pursuing the establishment of a network of CARICOM Cyber Security Points of Contact (PoC)
- Pursuing the establishment of a CARICOM Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT)
- Recognizing the importance of each Member State establishing its own National Cyber Security Unit
- Seeking functional and active partnership with the private sector, in particular internet service providers, internet security organisations and financial services

Source Link 1: https://caricomimpacs.org/Portals/0/Documents/CARICOM%20Crime%20and%20Security%20Strategy.pdf?ver=2018-08-30-143014-433&timestamp=1562238383145

Source Link 2: https://caricom.org/documents/12057-caricom_crime_and_security_strategy.pdf

Year Published: 2013

Document's Date Information: 18-19 February 2013

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