Electronic Surveillance in the area of Organized Crime and Illicit Drug Trafficking” for nine members of the MoIA OCD. The visit aimed to improve MoIA capacities in preventing and detecting organized crime activities. Co-operation with other Missions and Partner Organizations Throughout 2010, the PDD maintained regular contacts with all other departments of the Mission, with the Secretariat, as well as with OSCE partner organizations and foreign diplomatic representations in the host country. Co-operation with other OSCE Executive Structures In February, the Department hosted a delegation of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo Community Safety Development Section. The delegation met with MoIA representatives and conducted a field trip to the Gradsko Municipality to attend a thematic CAG meeting on domestic violence. In May, PDD representatives hosted a delegation of Azerbaijani police officers and representatives of the OSCE Office in Baku with the aim to share experiences and best practices in the area of community policing. In early December, the Department facilitated the delivery of Training on Countering Terrorism, Protecting Human Rights, developed and delivered by the ODIHR. The course targeted senior public officials and counter-terrorism practitioners and was attended by 23 MoIA members. Translation services were provided to the UNDP, through SPMU and the OSCE Mission to Serbia, to assist in analyzing the results of a survey conducted to explore the status and the role of the women in the national police service. Co-operation with NGOs and International Organisations Regular co-ordination meetings with representatives of the EU’s Police Development Assistance Project, EC and the US ICITAP Programme were held at both strategic and operational levels. The Department facilitated the organization of two capacity-building study visits to Slovenia and Turkey in co-operation with the Slovenian MoIA, the Turkish Police and TADOC (Turkish International Academy against Drugs and Organized Crime) respectively. Co-ordination meetings were held with UNDP on assistance to the host Government in addressing domestic violence issues. UNDP has used the PDD-promoted LPC model as a tool for countering domestic violence. Excellent co-operation was established with representatives of the EU Mission and French Embassy in the HC with the aim of delivering specialized police trainings. Regular information-sharing meetings were also held with the National Focal Point for Border Security and Management and a number of cross-border coordination meetings were attended with representatives of the Kosovo Border and Boundary Police16 and the Border Police of the Host Country. Finally, co-operation was established with local NGOs on initiatives aimed at raising awareness on Roma issues, and preventing child abuse and gun violence. 16 64 All references to Kosovo/UNMIK, whether to the territory, institutions or population, in this text should be understood in full compliance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244.