E astern E urope 4.8 Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine Introduction In 2018, the OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine (PCU) continued its long-term support in the areas of border security, combating organized crime, including CTHB, cybercrime and gender-based violence. To promote police services that are trusted by the citizens and able to effectively address domestic violence incidents, the OSCE PCU supported police efforts to combat gender-based and domestic violence, including by training emergency call centre operators and improving education and training programmes for officers. The PCU also continued to support capacity-building of law enforcers on dialogue as a tool for community conflict prevention and management. BUDGET (UB)*: N/A** 2018 2017 TOTAL TOTAL 3,598,800 EUR 3,598,800 EUR 84% STAFF* N/A 2018 2017 TOTAL TOTAL 50 47 Local 3 International 50 Total 47 Local 3 International Total Total 50 Total 50 ( * ** 108 Figures on budget and staff provided by the Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine. The PCU doesn’t have a separate Department on Police-Related Activities. Police-related activities are implemented mostly by the Human Security Programme with contributions from other programmes.