- Overview of UAFP Implementation: The document outlines the activities and financial commitments of the Union Anti-Fraud Programme (UAFP) in 2024, emphasizing its role in preventing and combating fraud, corruption, and other illegal activities that threaten the EU’s financial interests. The UAFP, established in 2021, builds on previous Hercule programmes and aims to enhance cooperation among Member States.
- Budget Allocation and Activities: In 2024, the UAFP had a budget of €25.5 million, with significant funding allocated to technical assistance, training, and procurement activities. The programme supported various projects aimed at strengthening anti-fraud capacities, including grants for specialized equipment, training sessions, and conferences to improve knowledge and collaboration among law enforcement agencies.
- Results and Future Directions: The report highlights successful projects funded under the UAFP, including the acquisition of advanced investigative tools and training initiatives that have improved operational capacities in Member States. It emphasizes the need for continued support and adaptation to emerging challenges in fraud prevention, particularly in light of new EU funding mechanisms and the importance of data-driven approaches in combating fraud.
Source ec.europa.eu
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