as training of trainers for pre-service or in-service training curricula. ODIHR helps authorities to maximise the results of their training efforts through the provision of support in identifying, developing and enforcing measures necessary for police to use the skills acquired during the training. The implementation of this multi-year programme includes monitoring the delivery of training and evaluating the impact of the training programme. ODIHR piloted TAHCLE in Kosovo with the support of the OSCE Mission in December 2011. Forty investigators and police trainers were trained on identifying hate crimes and providing adequate and quick responses to them. Following the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding in Bulgaria in 2011, the authorities established an inter-agency governmental working group to support the implementation of TAHCLE. The implementation plan includes the delivery of training of trainers in March 2012 and the inclusion of TAHCLE in the national curriculum for police cadets and for investigators. 131