Moreover, 100 staff of the National Army and students of the Military Academy were sensitized on handling cases of domestic violence during three regional workshops. ****** 4.8 Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine Background The OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine (PCU) acts according to the MoU signed between the OSCE and the Government of Ukraine on 19 July 1999. The aim of this co-operation is to support Ukraine in fulfilling OSCE commitments through the adaption of legislation, structures and processes to the requirements of a modern democracy based on the rule of law. This co-operation focuses on the planning, implementation and monitoring of projects involving relevant Ukrainian authorities, the OSCE and its institutions. Such projects may cover all aspects of OSCE activities and may involve governmental as well as nongovernmental organizations of Ukraine. The OSCE PCU’s police-related activities are implemented through its Democratization and Good Governance Programme and Rule of Law and Human Rights Programme. In accordance with the MoU, the staff of the OSCE PCU is composed of a core of internationally and locally hired staff required for the implementation of the projects. The size of the Co-ordinator's expert staff may change as required by projects. In 2013, the total number of international staff funded under the Unified Budget was three. Organized Crime In 2013, the PCU continued to support national efforts in the sphere of combating organized crime. As a logical continuation of the 2012 project, which contributed to the enhancement of prognosis of the major patterns of the crime situation and assessment of the threats and scale of organized crime on national, regional and international levels, in 2013 the PCU focused on the development of a methodology to manage risks in the sphere of organized crime and its implementation by the law enforcement agencies involved in combating organized crime. The PCU established a working group comprised of national high-profile specialists in this sphere with the view to develop a manual on Organized Crime Risk Management To facilitate expert discussions on the subject, on 26 June, the PCU organized a roundtable “Risk Management in the Sphere of Combating Organised Crime in Ukraine: Issues of Development and Further Implementation” attended by 30 prominent experts, lawenforcement officers and academia. Participants aimed to formulate a joint position on the methodology application. Criminal Justice Reform In 2013, in response to the request of the Supreme Court of Ukraine, the PCU provided support in facilitating Ukraine’s compliance with the country’s OSCE commitments in the sphere of fair trial guarantees. On 8-9 July, the PCU organized a study visit for five judges of the Supreme Court of Ukraine to the French Cour de Cassation in order to study the 108