ACTIVITIES OF THE TRANSNATIONAL THREATS DEPARTMENT On 9 and 10 June, TNTD/SPMU supported the 2016 German OSCE Chairmanship in organizing the 2016 APEM devoted to ILP. 155 participants from 33 participating States, 2 Partners for Co-operation, 11 field operations and 12 regional and international organizations attended the meeting. Three main topics were discussed in relation to ILP: policymaking and strategic planning, community policing, and targeting organized crime. All three sessions were launched by renowned and internationally recognized academics to clarify basic definitions and understandings of ILP and to set the framework for each of the subjects. Altogether, some 30 speakers gave presentations on programmes, good practices, challenges and case studies related to the adaptation and implementation of diverse components of the ILP model. The presentations and lively discussions resulted in the drafting of key findings and outcomes which were distributed in July and which reflected the need to clarify the concept of ILP in the OSCE executive structures, as well as to draft a guidance document on a common OSCE notion of ILP. From 20 to 24 June, TNTD/SPMU participated in the 20th INTERPOL Police Training Symposium at the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation in Singapore. The Symposium brought together high-level law enforcement representatives to share good practices and discuss issues related to police training. Following the Symposium, UNODC organized the 2nd Law Enforcement Training Network (LE TrainNet) meeting on 23 and 24 June. LE TrainNet, of which TNTD/ SPMU is a founding member, promotes a global network of law enforcement training and education institutions for more systematic and sustainable regional and inter-regional co-operation through sharing of best practices, training curricula, training material, methodologies and trainers, along with working more closely in the development of new training tools. From 28 to 30 June, TNTD/SPMU participated in the Regional Expert-Level Seminar on Security Sector Governance and Reform (SSG/R), organized by the CPC’s Forum for Security Co-operation (FSC) Support Section and hosted by the BUDGET Strategic Police Matters Unit 2016 2015 8%  8% EUR EUR   ([% ([% EUR EUR 727$/ 727$/ EUR EUR STAFF* 2016 2015 727$/ 7RWDO &RQWUDFWHG 6HFRQGHG 727$/ Total 7RWDO &RQWUDFWHG 6HFRQGHG  Total  (UB)1 * Figures on budget and staff based on the Approval of the 2016 (PC.DEC/1197) and 2015 (PC.DEC/1158) Unified Budget 17