Counter-Violent Extremism Risk Assessment for Montenegro

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Counter-Violent Extremism Risk Assessment for Montenegro: As part of its on-going criminal justice reform support to the Government of Montenegro, INL Montenegro has allocated $40,000.00 for Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Risk Assessment for Montenegro. PROJECT GOALS: Reducing vulnerability and increasing the resilience of the Montenegrin community against radicalism, violent extremism and terrorism. The assessment should provide an opportunity to build the capacities of key Montenegrin CVE policymakers and practitioners involved in the implementation of their CVE Strategy, and its implementing CVE Action Plan.