State Police College 2018

WELCOME
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BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG
STATE POLICE COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN ASSIGNMENTS
2 Foreign Assignments Annual Programm 2018
[ CONTENTS
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PREFACE 3
1. GENERIC BASIC PEACEKEEPING TRAINING (UN AND EU-ENTRI CERTIFIED) 5
2. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUBAM LIBYA 6
3. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUAM IRAQ 7
4. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUPOL COPPS /
EUBAM RAFAH PALESTINE 8
5. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING UNSOM SOMALIA 9
6. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE (SHORT VERSION) 10
7. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE (LONG VERSION) 11
8. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL A, UN-TEST- 12
9. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL B, JOB APPLICATION 13
10. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL C, NEGOTIATION AND PRESENTATION 14
11. THE ART OF INCLUSIVE MEDIATION 15
12. COMMUNITY POLICING 16
13. WOMEN, PEACE & SECURITY (WPS) 17
14. TRAIN THE TRAINER ON INVESTIGATING AND PREVENTING SEXUAL AND
GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT ENVIRONMENTS (SGBV) 18
15. INFORMATION ON COSTS FOR ACCOMMODATION AND CATERING 19
16. FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG
STATE POLICE COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN ASSIGNMENTS (DFFA) 20
Foreign Assignments Annual Programm 2018 3

PREFACE
PREFACE TO THE 2018
ANNUAL PROGRAM
BY OLAF KOPP
Dear Readers,
it fills me with pleasure to write the preface to the year program

of the Baden-Wuerttemberg State Police College, Department for
Foreign Assignments. Especially because this year program is the
step into a new, digital world; but first things first.
Since 1994, the Baden-Wuerttemberg State Police Force has been participating in international
police patrols. The first mandate was the Western European Union (WEU) for the peace mission
in Mostar / Bosnia. Only shortly after, the Standing Conference of the Ministers for Interior and
Senators of the States and the Federal Government (IMK) responded and set up a permanent
Federal-States Task Force on International Police Missions (AG IPM).
The IPM Group uses for the preparation, organization and coordination of measures in connec-
tion with the deployment of German civil servants within the framework of missions an office
set up in the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the Federal Police Board with the personnel
support of the States (GSt. AG IPM).
The preparation and follow-up of the colleagues who are envisaged for the purpose of interna-
tional engagement will be
 by the German Federal Police Academy

 by the Police Academy of North Rhine-Westphalia
 and by the Baden-Württemberg State Police College
guaranteed.
In addition to the Generic Basic Peacekeeping Trainings (UN & ENTRi certified), the Pre-Deplo-
yment Mission-Specific Training (e.g. Palestine; Somalia; Libya, Iraq…) and the Post-Mission
Debriefing Course various specialization courses are offered. (see year program). At these se-
minars, however, only German Police Officers could participate for a long time.
In 1999, the UN Training Centre of the Bundeswehr, the German Armed Forces (VNAusbZBw),
was founded, and in 2002, the Center for International Peace Operations (ZIF) was established
to provide a structure in which civilian experts are identified and prepared for field assignments.

With the increasing German engagement in international peace operations, training needs for
German and international personnel in those operations have grown accordingly.
Very soon, all the institutions involved in the International Peacekeeping Operations became
aware that one can act as a single actor with only little impact.
The importance of cooperation and communication with other training institutions continued
to grow. As a logical consequence, the National Training Partner Platform (TPP) was founded in
2008. In addition to the three training facilities of the police and the aforementioned VNAusb-
ZBw and the ZIF, the Command and Staff College of the German Armed Forces (FüAkBw) and
the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) belong to this national platform as well.
The TPP has recognized the necessity and the opportunity for a joint, interdisciplinary prepara-
tion for IPM, and has also agreed in their discussions a joint line for international committees,
such as the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centers (IAPTC), the European
Association of Peacekeeping Training Centers (EAPTC), the European Union Police Services Trai-
ning II (EUPST II) or the Europe‘s New Training Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management (ENTRi).
As a further step, the three training institutes of the police have applied for admission to the
European Security and Defense College (ESDC) network of the European Union. Since its crea-
tion in 2005, the ESDC has grown to the most important training provider on Common Security
and Defence Policy (CSDP) of the European Union. At the same time, the ESDC has retained its
principle characteristics and strong points, namely: its network structure, its ownership by the
28 EU Member States, its close links to the EU Institutions which guarantees access to expert
lecturers, the lessons learnt and new policies, its intrinsic civilian-military integration which
makes it the perfect platform to discuss and teach the EU’s comprehensive approach to crisis
management, its dedication to exploring new technologies and methodologies in its training
activities through blended learning and, finally, its cost-effectiveness.
Here, the circle closes with the initial statement that this year program represents a step into
a new, digital world. For the first time, the Baden-Wuerttemberg State Police College, Depart-
ment for Foreign Assignments will set up its seminars on the web-based platform of the EU,
Goalkeeper/Schoolmaster , as well as actively promoting national and international activities.
I therefore invite you to extend this program to other interested parties or to get in contact with
us in order to obtain further information on our offer.
Give us the chance to welcome you as our guest!

We look forward to you!
your
Olaf Kopp 1. https://goalkeeper.eeas.europa.eu/course/list.do

[ 1. GENERIC BASIC PEACEKEEPING TRAINING
(UN AND EU-ENTRI CERTIFIED)
The Police College of Baden-Wuerttemberg State provides generic pre-deployment trainings

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for peacekeeping operations along the standards set by the United Nations (UN) and by the
European Union (EU). The facilitators have a wide range of international mission and training
experience. The courses last two weeks and give an overview on all relevant aspects required
by an assignment to any international police missions.
Beside the provision of the theoretical background about UN/EU guidelines and standards, the
main emphasis is to improve different abilities which are necessary for a successful mission
service. This includes the use of radio communication, map reading, safety and security and
others, like project management, mediation, negotiation and stress management. “Women,
Peace and Security”, „Child Protection“ and related topics like “Sexual and Gender Based Vio-
lence”, are also parts of the generic training as well as „Conduct and Discipline incl. Sexual Ex-
ploitation and Abuse (SEA)”. The Police College carries out the trainings in small groups which
give an extensive opportunity for practice and feedback. The methods used during the training
are diverse and include presentations, syndicate work, discussions and situational training ac-
tions. On the evenings several kinds of sports and social events are provided.
Details
Email: IBPA@polizei.bwl.de
Code: EI3012000
Dates: 15.01.2018-26.01.2018
16.04.2018-27.04.2018
23.07.2018-03.08.2018
20.08.2018-31.08.2018
12.11.2018-23.11.2018
26.11.2018-07.12.2018
Language: English
Participants: Police, customs, military and civilian personnel assigned or will be assigned to UN,
EU or OSCE missions
Course Fee: 1.350 € *see further information on page 34


[ 2. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC
TRAINING EUBAM LIBYA
EUBAM Libya supports the Libyan authorities in developing border management and security
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at the country’s land, sea and air borders. As a civilian crisis management mission with a ca-
pacity-building mandate, EUBAM assists Libyan authorities at strategic and operational level.
The work is carried out through advising, training and mentoring Libyan counterparts in strengt-
hening the border services in accordance with international standards and best practices, and
by advising the Libyan authorities on the development of a national Integrated Border Manage-
ment (IBM) strategy.
Content of the seminar i.e.:

 History of the mission area and the conflict
 Actual political situation
 EU civil crises management
 Mandate and objectives
 Applied geography
 Cultural awareness
 Personal safety
Details
Code: EI3043000
Dates: 12.02.2018-16.02.2018
09.07.2018-13.07.2018
Language: English
Participants: Police or customs personnel that will be assigned to EUBAM Libya
Course Fee: 675 € *see further information on page 34


TRAINING EUAM IRAQ
Iraq is facing profound political, sectarian and economic problems. To fight the risk the conflict
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to wider it is essential for the EU to support the Iraqi Government and army as the only public
institutions that can act as unifying force and focal point for national identity and to regain some
trust of the population.

 SSR
 Personal safety
Details
Code: EI3044000
Dates: 26.02.2018-09.03.2018
20.08.2018-31.08.2018
26.11.2018-07.12.2018
Language: English
Participants: Police or customs personnel that will be assigned to EUAM Iraq
Course Fee: 1.350 €*see further information on page 34


TRAINING EUPOL COPPS /
EUBAM RAFAH PALESTINE
The EU has been at the forefront of efforts for peace in the Middle East. Its priorities include
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further strengthening law and order, and in this context, EUPOL COPPS is an important ele-
ment in the improvement of security in the occupied Palestinian territories. The aim of the Mis-
sion is to contribute to the establishment of sustainable and effective policing arrangements
and to advise Palestinian counterparts on criminal justice and rule of law related aspects under
Palestinian ownership, in accordance with the best international standards and in co-operation
with the EU institution-building programmes conducted by the European Commission and with
other international efforts in the wider context of the security sector, including criminal justice
reform.

 Personal safety
Details
Code: EI3026000
Dates: 19.03.2018-23.03.2018
18.06.2018-22.06.2018
17.12.2018-21.12.2018
Language: English
Participants: Police or customs personnel that will be assigned to EUPOL COPPS or
EUBAM Rafah in Palestine

TRAINING UNSOM SOMALIA
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) was established on 3rd of June
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2013 by UN Security Council Resolution 2102, following a comprehensive assessment of the
United Nations in support of the establishment of the Federal Government of Somalia. Among
its other mandated functions, UNSOM is helping build the Federal Government’s capacity to
promote respect for human rights and women’s empowerment, promote child protection,
prevent conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence, and strengthen justice institutions.
Further, it is monitoring, helping investigate and reporting to the Council on any abuses or viola-
tions of human rights or of international humanitarian law committed in Somalia, or any abuses
committed against children or women.

 Personal safety
Details
Code: EI3036000
Dates: 09.04.2018-13.04.2018
Language: English
Participants: Police or customs personnel that will be assigned to UNSOM Somalia


[ 6. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE
(SHORT VERSION)
Serving in an international peacekeeping operation is combined with many challenges and

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threats which may cause stress, trauma or in some cases even post traumatic stress disor-
ders. Therefore it is an important part of the duty of care to offer structured and professional
debriefings after the return from the mission. Our debriefing seminars last from three to five
days, depending on the duration of the individual stay in the mission. In a pleasant atmosphere
the participants can reflect their mission experiences together with others, guided by well
trained and experienced facilitators. The short version of the seminar will take place in Boeblin-
gen, while the long version will be organized outside the College.
Details
Code: EI3031000
Dates: 26.02.2018-28.02.2018
11.06.2018-13.06.2018
29.10.2018-31.10.2018
Language: German
Participants: Police or customs personnel that have served in an UN, EU or OSCE mission


[ 7. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE
(LONG VERSION)
Serving in an international peacekeeping operation is combined with many challenges and

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threats which may cause stress, trauma or in some cases even post traumatic stress disor-
ders. Therefore it is an important part of the duty of care to offer structured and professional
debriefings after the return from the mission. Our debriefing seminars last from three to five
days, depending on the duration of the individual stay in the mission. In a pleasant atmosphere
the participants can reflect their mission experiences together with others, guided by well
trained and experienced facilitators. The long version of the seminar will be organized outside
the College, at
a) Herzogenhorn / Black Forest

b) Lake Constance
Details
Code: EI3042000
Dates: 05.02.2018-09.02.2018 – Herzogenhorn / Black Forest
14.05.2018-18.05.2018 – Langenargen / Lake Constance
24.09.2018-28.09.2018 – Herzogenhorn / Black Forest
19.11.2018-23.11.2018 – Herzogenhorn / Black Forest
Language: German
Participants: Police or customs personnel that have served in an UN, EU or OSCE mission


[ 8. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH -
MODUL A, UN-TEST-TRAINING
English is the language of global communication and in the mission and policing context, it is
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still the language that is used most. Our general English course is designed to give you a so-
lid foundation and provides English lessons that are designed to increase knowledge, fluency,
understanding and to develop your ability to communicate. Our native English speaker is able
to adapt the lessons to meet your needs.

 Mission vocabulary
 Policing vocabulary
 Grammar
 Reading comprehension
 Syntax
 Reported speech
 Goalkeeper registrar (online)
 And more
Details
Code: EI300100A
Dates: 14.05.2018-18.05.2018
Language: English
EU or OSCE missions


MODUL B, JOB APPLICATION
To apply for an international police mission it is required to fill in the appropriate job application
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form. By now, the EU job application form is web based. In continuation to the general English
course this course deals with the characteristics of a job application.

 JAF
 Specific vocabulary
 Motivation letter
 Interview training
 Goalkeeper Registrar (online)
Details
Code: EI300100B
Dates: 02.07.2018-06.07.2018
17.09.2018-21.09.2018
Language: English
EU or OSCE missions


MODUL C, NEGOTIATION AND
PRESENTATION
Negotiation is a dialogue between two or more people or parties intended to reach a benefi-
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cial outcome over one or more issues where a conflict exists with respect to at least one of
these issues. This beneficial outcome can be for all of the parties involved, or just for one or
some of them. In this seminar you will improve your negotiation skills. Additionally you will
become more professional in presenting: In the mission context, this makes it much easier to
meet the requirements.

 Negotiation vocabulary
 Negotiation phrases
 Presentation vocabulary
 Power Point
 Use of flip charts and other
 Classroom management
Details
Code: EI300100C
Dates: 08.10.2018-10.10.2018
Language: English
EU or OSCE missions


[ 11. THE ART OF INCLUSIVE MEDIATION
“As highlighted by all three peace and security reviews that were undertaken last year, prio-
ritizing prevention and inclusive political solutions has never been more urgent. It is only by
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uniting our efforts that we will be able to advance the principles underpinning the UN Charter.
Peace processes afford unique opportunities for promoting women’s effective participation.
The UN therefore supports regional and sub-regional organizations by promoting and strengt-
hening regional capacities for inclusive mediation to enable more effective participation of
women at all levels of peacemaking.” - so stated by Assistant-Secretary-General Tayé-Brook
Zerihoun (2016). Having this important statement in mind, many questions might arise especi-
ally for peacekeeping or development personnel:
 What does inclusive mediation mean in concrete terms?

 How can a gender perspective be integrated in mediation?
 Why is it so important in conflict resolution?
 How can I support this efforts on the field level?
Target Group for this seminar: Personnel (women and men) from the Police, Military and Civili-
ans who are currently in or will be deployed to a peace operation in the future - eager to work
towards Gender Equality, and with a special interest on integrating a gender perspective into
conflict transformation.
This course is offered and supported by the Task Force for International Assignments of the
German Ministry of the Interior in Berlin (AG IPM).
Details
Code: EP2046000
Dates: 23.04.2018-27.04.2018
Language: English
Participants: Personnel (women and men) from the Police, Military and Civilians who are current-
ly in or will be deployed to a peace operation in the future - eager to work towards
Gender Equality, and with a special interest on integrating a gender perspective into
conflict transformation.


[ 12. COMMUNITY POLICING
International Peacekeeping Operations are frequently mandated to assist in reforming, restruc-

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turing and rebuilding of host country police service. Based on the principle that police can only
be successful if it operates in close cooperation with the community, the Community Policing
concept is regarded as a key to effective policing. Due to the conflict, the population generally
has little or no confidence in the capacity of the State to provide for their individual safety and
security. Effective law enforcement not only restores public law and order but also assists
in re-establishing the confidence of the population in the capacity of the State to govern. In
order to re-establish confidence in the rule of law, the international Police have a great respon-
sibility to ensure that law enforcement is exercised lawfully and effectively. This often inclu-
des mentoring, advising, training, the implementation of the principles of Community Policing
and establishes a focus on service delivery and communication with the community at large.

 History of Communtiy Policing
 Key principles of Community Policing
 SSR and Community Policing
 Co-operation with the community
 Integrity and ethical behaviour
 Community Policing in the field
Details
Code: EI2003000
Dates: 19.02.2018-23.02.2018
16.07.2018-20.07.2018
15.10.2018-19.10.2018
Language: English
EU or OSCE missions


[ 13. WOMEN, PEACE & SECURITY (WPS)
All modern armed conflicts have a common characteristic: civilians are the ones who suffer the
most. Among civilians, it is women and children who are the most affected by the violence.
Often used as bounty of war or abused as part of tactical warfare, they are requently victims/
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survivors, with long-lasting or permanent psychological and/or physical consequences. The
trauma that women and children suffer inhibits the reconstruction process of the country and
of society, since they play a pivotal role in building confidence with the international commu-
nity, in rule of law and in democracy. Lasting peace and reconstruction is not possible without
the full integration of women and girls into the activities and approaches of peace support ope-
rations. The United Nations have adapted their peace missions strategically and operationally to
include a Gender Perspective. All Member States are encouraged to contribute to this process
and to prepare the personnel they send to the missions properly in this topic.
This course is offered and supported by the Task Force for International Assignments of the
German Ministry of the Interior in Berlin (AG IPM).

 What is Gender? – Definitions & Clarifications
 Relevance of the topic (Civilian, Military and Police)
 Factors that influence the role of women in society
 International legal frameworks protecting civilians
 UN SCR 1325 - from history to now (incl. NAP)
 How does conflict affect women/girls and men/boys
 Trauma; sensitive victim approach; transitional justice
 Specific forms of Sexual and Gender Based Violence
 SGBV prevention by Integrating a gender perspective
Details
Code: EI3034000
Dates: 05.03.2018-09.03.2018
04.06.2018-08.06.2018
22.10.2018-26.10.2018
Language: English
Participants: Personnel (women and men) from the Police, Military and Civilians who are current-
ly in or will be deployed to a peace operation in the future - eager to work towards
Gender Equality and building sustainable peace.


[ 14. TRAIN THE TRAINER ON INVESTIGATING
AND PREVENTING SEXUAL AND GENDER
BASED VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT ENVIRON-
MENTS (SGBV)
All modern armed conflicts have a common characteristic: civilians are the ones who suffer
the most from war inflicted violence. Most affected are civilians, women and children- in
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particular by Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV). Often used as a bounty of war or
abused as part of tactical warfare, they are frequently survivors/witnesses with long lasting
or permanent psychological and/or physical harm. SGBV exists before, during and in the
aftermath of armed conflicts but, the vulnerability, the scale, the modus operandi of atrocities
and the perpetrators themselves do change. Even after the signing of a peace agreement
there might still not be peace for women and girls. Rape, sexual abuse, human trafficking and
other forms of violence continue or increase, including domestic violence. Commonly within
a setting of poor protection, poor accountability and poor justice. A situation hardly conducive
to reconciliation which is a fundamental precondition for lasting peace to be achieved.
Police play a crucial role in regaining people´s trust in a post conflict environment as they are
the most visible indication of public security at hand. The professional conduct of the Police
will have a positive impact on the welfare of all community members, even more though
when it comes to dealing with cases of SGBV.
This course is designed for police personnel assigned or willing to be assigned to UN, EU or
AU peacekeeping operations. It is also open for police personnel from host countries, if they
are supported by their government or by international organizations. It is based on the UN
DPKO/ITS curriculum on SGBV. It is a Train-the-Trainer course and intends to qualify multip-
liers for SGBV trainings along current standards of adult education. This course is offered and
supported by the AG IPM (Task Force for International Assignments) of the German Ministry
of the Interior in Berlin.
Details
Code: EI3037000
Dates: 18.06.2018-29.06.2018
Language: English
Participants: This course is designed for police personnel assigned or willing to be assigned to
UN, EU or AU peacekeeping operations.
Course Fee: 1.350 € *see further information on page 34


[ 15. INFORMATION ON COSTS FOR
ACCOMMODATION AND CATERING
The regular course fees which are mentioned at each of the course descriptions can be re-
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duced for personnel from the organizations of the German Training Partner Platform (ZIF, GIZ,
German military personnel) as well as police personnel from other countries, NATO and for
members of UN, EU, AU and OSCE missions. Please don´t hesitate to contact us for further
details.
The participants of our courses are accommodated in single bed rooms at the Police College
and they have access to the common catering at the Police College canteen.

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16. FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE
BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG STATE POLICE
COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN
ASSIGNMENTS (DFFA)
]
Address
Hochschule für Polizei Baden-Wuerttemberg
Institut für Fortbildung Boeblingen
Institutsbereich Polizeiliche Auslandseinsaetze (IB PA)
Wolfgang-Brumme-Allee 52
71034 Boeblingen / Gemany
Availability
Phone: +49 7031/621-0
Fax.: +49 7031/621-3999
Phone Extension
Service-Center: -3333
Office IP BA: -2402
CSUP Nerud: -2400
SUP Sturm: -2401
CI Ruehle: -2403
CI Kopp: -2404
CI Koepschall: -2405
Email
IBPA@polizei.bwl.de

ARRIVAL BY CAR
Highway 81 exit Böblingen/Sindelfingen Böblingen
Wolfgang-Brumme-Allee 52 About 400m on the left
ARRIVAL BY AIRCRAFT
Inside direction train either
linie S2 direction „Schorndorf“ or linie S3 direction „Backnang“
Please note! change Trains at station „Rohr“
linie S1 direction „Herrenberg“ to to station „Böblingen“
8 minute walking to building 40
ARRIVAL BY TRAIN
Inside central station Stuttgart direction train
without changing trains linie S1 direction „Herrenberg“ or
linie S2 direction „Filderstadt“ - linie S3 direction „Flughafen“ Please note!
then change trains at station „Rohr“ for line S1 to „Herrenberg“
to station „Böblingen“ 8 minutes walk to building 40

MISCELLANEOUS
Dining-hall opening hours: Parking-regulation:

Breakfast: Mo.-Fr. 06:45 - 08:00 All private and duty cars
Lunch: Mo.-Fr. 11:45 - 13:00 can be parked inside the area.
Dinner: Mo.-Th. 17:00 - 18:00
Fr.: no dinner
Sa. + So. a. holiday closed
Service Center (SC):
Most important contact point!
Mo.-Th.: 07:00 - 16:30 o‘clock
Inside all buildings! Fr.: 07:00 - 15:00 o‘clock
Phone: 7031/621-3333
Cafeteria „Eulentreff“ (-6500):

Mo.-Th.: 08:00 - 13:30 o‘clock
Important phone extensions:
17:30 - 23:00 o‘clock Fax: -3999
Fr: 08:00 - 13:00 o‘clock Medic: -4444
Sa. + So. a. holiday closed Gate: -1550

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Thermalbad
STANDORT Freibad
Thermalbad
12 Freibad
Bowlingcenter
Harley-
23 Bowlingcent
2 Bowling-
Davidson
Center 3 Harley-
4 Sensapolis
Devidson
1
4 Sensapolis
5 Brauerei
Freibad 5 Brauerei
3 6
Motorwelt
Harley Ferrari V8 Hotel
Motorworld
6
V8 Hotel
7 Segway
5
Foreign Assignments Annual Programm 2018

7 Segway
6
8 Bistro Alte
7 Cafe
4 Schilling 8 Bistro Alte
Motorworld 8 9
Segway
9 Cafe
10 9 Cafe
Bhf 10 Sparda-Bank
10 Sparda-Bank
11
XXXL
Fleischer 11 XXXL
Gamerdinger
Museum Gamerdinger
11 13
12 14 12 Real
Hot Pot Brauhaus 12 Real
Restaurant
15 Fleischer-
Kino 13
16 13 Fleischermuseum
museum
Kongresshalle
18 Seegärtle 14 Brauhaus
Brauhaus
17 14
15 Frech Dax
Frech Dax
15
Cafe Restaurant
Cafe&&Restaurant
Bootshaus
19 Filmzentrum
Filmzentrum
Alte TÜV Halle 16
16
Böblinger Kino
Böblinger Kino
17
17 Kongresshalle
Kongesshalle
20 Seegärte
18
18 Seegärtle
Hallenbad Cafe Restaurant
Cafe &&Restaurant
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19 Bootshaus
Cafe & Restaurant
Co. P.Schopf INS FBG 20 Hallenbad

[ ENTRANCE REGULATION TO THE AREA DFFA
Important note
]
The gate service at the State Police College, Department for Foreign Assignments (DfFA) is not
operating continuously.
Therefore, access is possible within the following times only:
Monday till Friday 05.45 hrs until 21.30 hrs

Sunday 14.00 hrs until 21.30 hrs
In emergencies please call the guard service:

+49 7031 621 1550
The arrival times are limited, otherwise the access to the area is not possible.
Otherwise can be expelled only to local accommodation enterprises.
In this case, the overnight stay is at participants own expenses.
During the stay the participants will receive a transponder which allows access to the area also
beyond the gate business hours.

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1. GENERIC BASIC PEACEKEEPING TRAINING (UN AND EU-ENTRI CERTIFIED) 5

2. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUBAM LIBYA 6

3. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUAM IRAQ 7

4. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING EUPOL COPPS /

EUBAM RAFAH PALESTINE 8

5. PRE-DEPLOYMENT MISSION-SPECIFIC TRAINING UNSOM SOMALIA 9

6. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE (SHORT VERSION) 10

7. POST-MISSION DEBRIEFING COURSE (LONG VERSION) 11

8. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL A, UN-TEST- 12

9. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL B, JOB APPLICATION 13

10. SPECIALIZATION COURSE ENGLISH - MODUL C, NEGOTIATION AND PRESENTATION 14

11. THE ART OF INCLUSIVE MEDIATION 15

12. COMMUNITY POLICING 16

13. WOMEN, PEACE & SECURITY (WPS) 17

14. TRAIN THE TRAINER ON INVESTIGATING AND PREVENTING SEXUAL AND

GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN CONFLICT ENVIRONMENTS (SGBV) 18

15. INFORMATION ON COSTS FOR ACCOMMODATION AND CATERING 19

16. FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG

STATE POLICE COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN ASSIGNMENTS (DFFA) 20

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it fills me with pleasure to write the preface to the year program

 by the German Federal Police Academy

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Give us the chance to welcome you as our guest!

Olaf Kopp 1. https://goalkeeper.eeas.europa.eu/course/list.do

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The Police College of Baden-Wuerttemberg State provides generic pre-deployment trainings

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Serving in an international peacekeeping operation is combined with many challenges and

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Serving in an international peacekeeping operation is combined with many challenges and

a) Herzogenhorn / Black Forest

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 What does inclusive mediation mean in concrete terms?

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International Peacekeeping Operations are frequently mandated to assist in reforming, restruc-

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Highway 81 exit Böblingen/Sindelfingen Böblingen

Wolfgang-Brumme-Allee 52 About 400m on the left

Inside direction train either

linie S2 direction „Schorndorf“ or linie S3 direction „Backnang“

Please note! change Trains at station „Rohr“

linie S1 direction „Herrenberg“ to to station „Böblingen“