International jargon list
Comparison of terminology in the administrative approach to organised crime in English, German, French and Dutch.
Consulting public sources
Possibilities of consulting public sources abroad.
Practical guides
Guidance documents on issues relating to the cross-border exchange of information.
Sample letters
Standard formats for written requests abroad (only in French and Dutch).
EURIEC Final Report
Overview of findings and activities of the EURIEC in the first project period (19-21).
Borders: an enormous obstacle for governments, quite the opposite for criminals.
National borders are a major obstacle in the fight against organised crime. Every country has its own rules, legislation, and languages, and there are great differences in administrative powers and responsibilities. Another important factor is the awareness of organised crime and, more specifically, the administration’s role in the fight against it. Criminals intentionally use this to explore the boundaries.
EURIEC aims to boost the cross-border administrative collaboration against organised crime between Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands. We achieve this by building networks and discussion platforms, raising awareness about the administrative approach against cross-border organised crime, and offering support in case studies. We also continuously provide information products that increase knowledge about the possibilities of international information exchange. Read more
News
- New guide ‘international expert platforms: best practices & recommendations’
- Newsletter EURIEC 2023, Number 3
- The EURIEC and RIEC Limburg react to Dutch proposal ‘Amendment Act limiting access UBO register’
- EURIEC presentation at the ENAA Full-Network Meeting in Stockholm
- “Regional Information and Expertise Centre North Rhine-Westphalia (RIEC NRW)” – Presentation of the project work of the students of the HSPV NRW on 21.06.2023 in Cologne
cases
expert platforms
network meetings
informative and legal guides