EUROPEAN INTEGRATED MARITIME SURVEILLANCE

Dilarde Teilāne

European External Action Service

Directorate of Conflict Prevention and Security Policy

Addis Ababa, 20 April, 2012

Common Information Common Information Sharing EnvironmentSharing Environment

Rationale: cooperation across sectors and MS to

– Ensure safer, more secure & cleaner seas

– Foster EU digital society

– Ensure the fundamentals for sustainable growth

ChallengesChallenges

Integrated?Integrated?

Maritime surveillance Maritime surveillance situation todaysituation today

Interior/CG or Police

Ministerial Departments

Foreign Affairs

Economy/Customs

Transport

Coastguard/ alt. Navy

MultinationalCo-ordination

Agriculture/Fishery

Overseas/Territories

Justice

Inter-Agency Co-ordination

FunctionalCo-ordination

Interior/CG or Police

Ministerial Departments

Foreign Affairs

Economy/Customs

Transport

Coastguard/ alt. Navy

MultinationalCo-ordination

Agriculture/Fishery

Overseas/Territories

Justice

Inter-Agency Co-ordination

FunctionalCo-ordination

Sectoral development: Today each node is a maritime system on its own.

Need to build on existent maritime surveillance systems

-data Pooling without losing original data ownership and control

- Sharing of resources

EU’s responseEU’s response

Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE)

For the Surveillance of the EU maritime domain

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TransportCoast Guards

FinancesCustoms

DefenceNavies

InteriorBorderGuards

BORDER CONTROL

CUSTOMS

FISHERIES CONTROL

GENERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT

AgricultureFisheries

MEMBERSTATES

Maritime Administrations

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Data - Information•Producers•Subscribers

TailoredRMOPs

MARITIME SAFETY AND

SECURITY

MARINE ENVIRONMENT

DEFENCE

User communitiesUser communities

MEETING OF HEADS OF DELEGATION AND CHARGES D’AFFAIRE 1

Guiding principlesGuiding principles

• Interlinking all relevant user Communities

• Building a technical framework for interoperability

• Information Exchange among civilian / military authorities

• Specific legal provisions

User communities User communities cooperation to achievecooperation to achieve

Effectiveness

Cost efficiency

Generating a ‘situational awareness’

of activities at sea

across all relevant sectors

to facilitate sound decision making

Roadmap to CISERoadmap to CISE

• Identifying user communities• Mapping of data sets and gap analysis for data

exchange• Identifying common data classification levels• Developing the supporting framework (technical

framework)• Defining access rights• Providing a coherent legal framework

Further steps, potentially legal, will follow

GAP analysisGAP analysis

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MARITIME SAFETY,SECURITY ANDPREVENTION OF

POLLUTION BY SHIPS

FISHERIES CONTROL MARINE POLLUTIONPREPAREDNESS ANDRESPONSE, MARINE

ENVIRONMENT

CUSTOMS BORDER CONTROL GENERAL LAWENFORCEMENT

DEFENCE

New Access

Improved Access

Presently Accessed

Owned Data

TimelinesTimelines

2012 2013 2014 2017

CISE DEVELOPMENT

- Impact assessment (tech, legal, cost, social, env studies)

Cooperation study

2.1 MEuro FP 7 surveillance study

13 MEuro CISE implementation

> 100 MEuro

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dilarde.teilane@eeas.europa.eu

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