PRAVO Police assisted the National Police and the Ministry of Internal Affairs in reforming their public order management and criminal investigation systems, modernising pre-trial investigation practices for combating cybercrime, serious and organised crime, introducing community and intelligence-led policing (ILP) models, establishing an effective witness protection system, enhancing police collaboration with the Interpol and Europol, as well as enhancing the police’s professional development system.

The Programme supported the Prosecutor General’s Office in improving its human resources management system, modernising the investigation and prosecution framework using advanced IT solutions, strengthening anti-corruption measures, defining prosecutorial ethics standards, and developing international cooperation.

The Programme supported the State Bureau of Investigations in enhancing its strategic planning framework and capacity to effectively carry out investigations through professional training, modern management practices, and cutting-edge IT infrastructure.

As the COVID-19 pandemic started in early 2020, the Programme responded by reviewing its activities, and reprogramming some measures that were no longer feasible. The reprogrammed funds, amounting to over €500,000, were used to procure 462,500 surgical masks, 150,000 respirators, and 6,500 coveralls for the National Police of Ukraine.

Following the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, PRAVO Police was reprogrammed to provide urgently needed support to Ukraine’s law enforcement.
Emergency procurement procedures were used to swiftly deliver equipment and supplies worth around €8,000,000.