building on it, in particular, the crime strategy, the national protection strategy, the 2020 National Crisis and Disaster Protection Management Strategy, the aliens police strategy and the international strategy of the Austrian Ministry of the Interior. 2. Contributing to strengthening social peace in Austria by implementing concrete, mutually coordinated initiatives in the areas of pro-active security policy; objective security and subjective perception of security, combating crime and terrorism; migration management; coordinating integration; international networking; citizen-oriented action; research/knowledge management networking; personal responsibility of citizens; information, transparency and public relations; anti-violence. 3. Setting operative priorities in order to achieve the following goals: effectively combating crime; new methods in prevention; ensuring asylum and preventing abuse; combating illegal migration; controlling migration; supporting and promoting integration; utilising and protecting data; guaranteeing basic rights, the right to freedom, human rights, security and order. 4. Enhancing the security of computer systems and the internet through the implementation of Austria’s Cyber Security Strategy, establishing a centre of excellence for cyber-crime and contributing actively to the shaping of EU policies for a better protection of the citizens and companies in cyberspace. 5. Promoting good and secure coexistence and strengthening democratic society vis-à-vis extremist and fundamentalist movements and their influence by implementing and further developing the State Protection Strategy and the National Action Plan for Integration, whereby particular attention must be paid to the dialogue between cultures and religions, as well as by raising awareness of the importance of fundamental rights and freedoms in day-to-day coexistence. 6. Contributing to strengthening the resilience of the public and private sectors against natural or man-made disruptions and disasters by contributing to the development and implementation of a collective national plan designed to increase Austria’s resilience and protect its critical infrastructures. 7. Coordinating governmental crisis and disaster relief management in order to ensure cooperation and coordinated actions of all competent bodies of the Federal Republic of Austria, the civil protection authorities of the individual federal states and the emergency organisations. 8. Improving capabilities for collaborating with the Austrian Armed Forces for the collective completion of tasks arising from the Austrian Federal Constitutional Law. 9. Strengthening internal security in the neighbourhood areas, in particular by implementing and further developing the state treaties for police cooperation and the “Salzburg Forum Vision 2020” and by reinforcing the Central European operative network, developing it into a Central European security cluster. In so doing, special attention must be paid to protecting fundamental rights. 10. Making an active contribution to implementing and further developing the EU’s Internal Security Strategy, strengthening operative cooperation within the EU (for instance when developing regional police strategies and combating organised crime, corruption, illegal migration and international terrorism), developing a European architecture of internal security, improving the level of consideration given to the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms, determining and implementing the solidarity clause contained in the Treaty of Lisbon, in particular through active involvement in the corresponding work of the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI). 11. The Austrian Ministry of the Interior must be capable of contributing to the pool of civilmilitary capabilities for implementing the EU Solidarity Clause. 12. Targeted cooperation in order to strengthen Austria’s collaboration with countries in the eastern and southern EU neighbourhoods. 18