CORE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 27(1)
ANNEX VSupplementary provisions
ANNEX V CORE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS AS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 27(1) Specific objective set out in point (a) of Article 3(2) 1. Number of ICT systems made interoperable in the Member States/with security-relevant EU and decentralised information systems/with international databases 2. Number of administrative units that have set up new, or adapted existing, information exchange mechanisms/procedures/tools/guidance for exchange of information with other Member States/Union bodies, offices or agencies/third countries/international organisations 3. Number of participants who consider the training activity useful for their work 4. Number of participants who report three months after the training activity that they are using the skills and competences acquired during that training activity Specific objective set out in point (b) of Article 3(2) 5. The estimated value of assets frozen in the context of cross-border operations 6. Quantity of illicit drugs seized in the context of cross-border operations, by type of product ( 1 ) 7. Quantity of weapons seized in the context of cross-border operations, by type of weapon ( 2 ) 8. Number of administrative units that have developed/adapted existing mechanisms/procedures/tools/guidance for cooperation with other Member States/Union bodies, offices or agencies/third countries/international organisations 9. Number of staff involved in cross-border operations 10. Number of Schengen evaluation recommendations addressed Specific objective set out in point (c) of Article 3(2) 11. Number of initiatives developed/expanded to prevent radicalisation 12. Number of initiatives developed/expanded to protect/support witnesses and whistleblowers 13. Number of critical infrastructure/public spaces with new/adapted facilities protecting against security-related risks 14. Number of participants who consider the training activity useful for their work 15. Number of participants who report three months after the training activity that they are using the skills and competences acquired during that training activity ( 1 ) Breakdown of types of drugs (based on the categories used in reports on illicit drugs: EU Drug Markets Report, the European Drug Report as well as the EMCDDA Statistical Bulletin): — cannabis; — opioids, including heroin; — cocaine; — synthetic drugs, including amphetamine-type stimulants (including amphetamine and methamphetamine) and MDMA; — new psychoactive substances; — other illicit drugs. ( 2 ) Breakdown of types of weapons (based on existing legislation, namely Council Directive 91/477/EEC of 18 June 1991 on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons. The proposed categories are simplified, compared to those mentioned in Annex I to Directive 91/477/EEC, and in line with those inside the Schengen Information System, used by national authorities): — weapons of war: automatic firearms and heavy firearms (anti-tank, rocket launcher, mortar, etc.); — other short firearms: revolvers and pistols (including salute and acoustic weapons); — other long firearms: rifles and shotguns (including salute and acoustic weapons).