Legend: South-Eastern Europe 1) Presence in Albania 2) Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina 3) Mission in Kosovo 4) Mission to Montenegro 5) Mission to Serbia 6) Mission to Skopje Eastern Europe 7) Mission to Moldova 8) Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine South Caucasus 9) Project Co-ordinator in Baku 10) Office in Yerevan Central Asia 11) Centre in Ashgabat 12) Centre in Astana 13) Centre in Bishkek 14) Office in Tajikistan 15) Project Co-ordinator in Uzbekistan The priority areas of police-assistance that were defined by the participating States in the past decade and continued to be addressed by the OSCE executive structures in 2014 were 1) general police development and reform along the principles of democratic policing, and 2) the fight against transnational threats, including those emanating from organized crime, terrorism, illicit drugs and chemical precursors, cybercrime and trafficking in human beings. In 2014, the main focus of police reform assistance programmes was directed towards enhancing and consolidating community policing/police-public partnerships, enhancing police accountability and monitoring, improving border management and customs, promoting the reform and implementation of criminal legislation and procedure codes and developing strategic planning of police reform, as well as fighting against domestic and gender-based violence. The OSCE’s anti-organized crime activities were mostly related to trafficking in human beings, cross-cutting organized crime investigations and analysis, trafficking of drugs and illicit precursors and the fight against cybercrime and terrorism.4 In all of the police4 18 An overview of different areas of police-related activities is provided in Appendix 3 and 4 to this report.