South - E astern E urope 4.3 Mission in Kosovo Introduction The OSCE Mission in Kosovo (the Mission) is mandated with the protection and promotion of human and community rights, as well as with democratization and public safety sector development. It regularly delivers advanced and specialized training courses for law enforcement agencies to further improve their capacities. In 1999, the OSCE was mandated with training the new police service to uphold human rights and democratic policing principles. To do so, the Mission’s Department of Police Education and Development (DPED) created an institution called the Kosovo Police Service School that in 2006 evolved into the Kosovo Centre for Public Safety Education and Development (KCPSED) and in 2011 into the Kosovo Academy for Public Safety (KAPS). In order to better reflect the broader context of its programmes in justice, safety and security sector development, the DPED itself became the Department for Security and Public Safety (DSPS) in 2006. BUDGET (UB)* 2017 2016 TOTAL TOTAL 17,684,200 EUR 8% 8% 84% 17,942,400 EUR DEPARTMENT FOR SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT OF POLICE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT 1,490,100 EUR 1,497,800 EUR STAFF* 2017 2016 TOTAL DEPARTMENT FOR SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY Total 510 9% 44 Total 31 Local 13 International TOTAL DEPARTMENT FOR SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY Total 532.5 8% 45 Total 31 Local 14 International (UB)1 * Figures on budget and staff provided by the Mission in Kosovo. 53