CE NT RA L ASI A 4.13 Office in Tajikistan Introduction In 2015, through police reform projects based on democratic principles, the OSCE Office in Tajikistan (OiT) continued its support to Tajik law enforcement agencies to modernize and strengthen their capacities to effectively address threats posed by criminal activities, specifically in its most serious forms of organized crime and drug trafficking. Police-related activities were carried out by the Office’s Politco-Military Department’s Counterterrorism and Police Unit (PMD/CTPU). A key achievement in the Police Programme is related to the further development of the legal basis and organisational structures for the successful implementation of police reform in Tajikistan. In this regard, the Police Reform Programme and associated Action Plan have been approved by the Tajik Government. In addition, the Draft Law on Police has been BUDGET (UB)*   727$/ 727$/ EUR EUR    30'&738 30'&738 EUR EUR STAFF*   727$/ 30'&738  /RFDOE ,QWHUQDWLRQDOF 727$/ 30'&738 7RWDOD Total  Total   * a b c d e 116 Figures on budget and staff based on the Approval of the 2015 (PC.DEC/1158) and 2014 (PC.DEC/1123) Unified Budget Not included: 5 additional ExB staff members + 2 additional STA staff members Ibid. 1 staff member only until July 2015 Not included: 5 additional ExB staff members + 1 additional STA staff member Ibid. 7RWDOG /RFDOH ,QWHUQDWLRQDO