About
The European Union Training Initiative (EUTI) is an EU-funded three-year project that helps prepare civilian, police and gendarmerie personnel for work in international crisis management and peace support missions.
Implemented by a consortium of European partners, it provides tailored, need-based training before and during deployment, while also supporting EU institutions and Member States through work on training standards, certification and innovation.
EUTI is driven by the necessity for well-prepared mission staff who can respond to complex and fast-changing environments. By strengthening skills, coordination and common standards, the project aims to improve mission performance and contribute to greater security, stability and resilience in conflict-affected contexts.
EUTI's Secretariat, located at CEP, coordinates 15 civilian, police and gendarmerie partners across Europe. They form a strong and knowledgeable Consortium, with the majority of them being actively involved in (EU) civilian crisis management and training since its inception.
EUTI builds on over 15 years of experience and lessons learned from previous EU-funded civilian crisis management initiatives: ENTRi, EUP(C)ST and EUCTI.
To learn more about EUTI you can visit their website or subscribe to their newsletter.
Course concepts
EU Human Rights and Due Diligence Policy (HRDDP) Training
Mainstreaming Human Rights into Civilian CSDP Crisis Management Missions
Team & Conflict Management in Peace Operations - Working in and Leading Multicultural Teams
Publications, methodological tools and other relevant materials.
Integrating Artificial Intelligence in the European Union’s Civilian Common Security and Defence Policy Missions: Reflections on Opportunities and Risks for Trainings and Operational Uses