Following a successful pilot delivery in Sarajevo in November last year, the iPROCEEDS project is supporting the second national delivery of the Introductory Training Course on Cybercrime, Electronic Evidence and Online Crime Proceeds in Bihać. The training is organised in cooperation with the Centres for Judicial and Prosecutorial Training in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska and is conducted by national trainers, who successfully completed a Training-of-Trainers course.

Around 30 judges and prosecutors from Bosnia and Herzegovina are taking part in the training course which touches upon aspects of cybercrime, electronic evidence, financial investigations of online crime proceeds and money laundering typologies. They are being trained to deal with cybercrime and the related criminal money flows by making use of the existing substantive and procedural laws as well as of the available avenues of expedite and extensive international cooperation.

With the establishment of the pool of national experts capable to deploy the Council of Europe training materials under the auspices of the Centers for Judicial and Prosecutorial Training of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the prerequisites of sustainable future training on cybercrime, electronic evidence and online crime proceeds are met.

• iPROCEEDS project website