OLAF investigates fraud against the EU budget, corruption and serious misconduct within the European institutions, and develops anti-fraud policy for the European Commission. Europol supports and contributes to operations initiated by OLAF.
E-learning opportunities are discussed and developed in close cooperation between our two organisations. Europol is the subject of the first CEPOL e-learning course, and other e-learning courses on cybercrime and Schengen are in development.
Ongoing cooperation is in progress on a project to standardise knowledge management.
Europol and CEPOL are together developing a future course on the new EU Policy Cycle for serious and organised international crime.
Europol coordinates external training activities developed using Europol and CEPOL’s different e-Net applications, such as the Police Knowledge Bases and the Learning Management System-LMS.
In the framework of the European exchange programme, Europol and CEPOL hold regular study weeks for law enforcement staff from EU Member States.
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish co-operative relations between Europol and ENISA in order to support to the Member States of the European Union and its Institutions in preventing and combating cybercrime and other forms of related crime with a view to ensuring a high and effective level of network and information security. This co-operation between the Parties will not extend or go beyond their respective mandates. This Agreement does not cover the exchange of personal data.
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish and maintain cooperative relations between Europol and OHIM in order to increase their support to the Member States of the European Union and its Institutions in preventing and combating crimes related to intellectual property rights. This Agreement does not cover the exchange of personal data.