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Annex 1 - Maximum amount allocated per Member State for this specific action as per Section 2.2. of the call

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Member State Fixed amount (a) Variable amount (b) Maximum total EU contribution (EUR) = EU contribution at 90% co-

financing rate and including technical assistance (for 6% of the total budget)

Germany 150,000 1,387,047.91 1,537,047.91

France 150,000 1,337,778.97 1,487,778.97

Italy 150,000 1,317,030.66 1,467,030.66

Spain 150,000 969,225.18 1,119,225.18

Poland 150,000 541,952.77 691,952.77

Greece 150,000 311,363.08 461,363.08

Netherlands 150,000 280,268.29 430,268.29

Romania 150,000 274,964.96 424,964.96

Portugal* 150,000 252,367.67 402,367.67

Czechia* 150,000 222,058.97 372,058.97

Belgium 150,000 214,956.5 364,956.50

Hungary 150,000 207,920.45 357,920.45

Austria 150,000 176,582.09 326,582.09

Bulgaria 150,000 161,480.33 311,480.33

Slovakia 150,000 117,177.03 267,177.03

Sweden 150,000 115,931.47 265,931.47

Croatia 150,000 113,905.35 263,905.35

Ireland 150,000 99,711.47 249,711.47

Lithuania 150,000 43,450.77 193,450.77

Finland 150,000 41,895.2 191,895.20

Slovenia 150,000 40,090.52 190,090.52

Cyprus 150,000 26,948.45 176,948.45

Latvia 150,000 24,656.61 174,656.61

Estonia 150,000 22,530.85 172,530.85

Malta 150,000 12,416.88 162,416.88

Luxembourg 150,000 11,287.57 161,287.57

Total 3,900,000.00 8,325,000.00 12,225,000.00

* The variable amounts were rounded down by EUR 0,01 to respect the overall available budget

Column 3 is the maximum total amount allocated to each Member State based on the fixed amount (a) of EUR 150,000 and the variable amount (b) calculated following sheet

3 (see table below) of the download version of the EUROSTAT database on the number of police officers per Member State in 2020 (as last updated by all 26 Member States),

which is available at [crim_just_job] Personnel in the criminal justice system by sex.

Table – Number of police officers per Member State in 2020

Annex 2 Output and result indicators for “Specific Action - SIENA”

ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2

The outputs and results of the Specific Action ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2 should contribute to the

following indicators and be ready to be inserted into the ISF programme into tables 1 and 2

under section 2.1.2 for Specific Objective 1 in SFC.

Please find below a non-exhaustive list of relevant indicators for activities under the

“Specific Action SIENA”.

Specific objective 11

Output indicators

O.1.1 Number of participants in training activities

O.1.3 Number of ICT systems set up/adapted/maintained

O.1.4 Number of equipment items purchased

Result indicators

R.1.5 Number of ICT systems made interoperable in the Member States/with security-

relevant EU and decentralised information systems/with international databases

R.1.6 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

R.1.7 Number of participants who consider the training useful for their work

R.1.8. 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 As set out in point (a) of Article 3(2) of the ISF Regulation: “improving and facilitating the exchange of

information between and within competent authorities and relevant Union bodies, offices and agencies and,

where relevant, with third countries and international organisations”.

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EUROPEAN COMMISSION

DIRECTORATE-GENERAL FOR MIGRATION AND HOME AFFAIRS

Brussels HOME.E.1/AF

NOTE FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE

HOME AFFAIRS FUNDS

Ref.: HOME-Funds/2025/41 Subject: Launch of the call for expression of interest under the Specific Action

“Roll-out of the Secure Information Exchange Network Application - SIENA” under the Internal Security Fund (ISF) – Reference: ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2

1. INTRODUCTION

Regulation (EU) 2021/1149 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 July

2021 establishing the Internal Security Fund (1) provides that Member States may receive

funding for specific actions in addition to their initial allocation in their respective

programmes.

Specific actions aim to fund transnational or national projects that bring Union added

value in accordance with the objectives of the Fund for which one, several or all Member

States may receive an additional allocation to their programmes.

They will be implemented as one of the components of the Thematic Facility in line with

Article 8 of the above-mentioned Regulation and in accordance with the relevant

financing decisions for the work programme 2023-2027 for the ISF Thematic Facility (2).

By the present note, the Commission launches a call for expression of interest under the

Specific Action the Specific Action “Roll-out of the Secure Information Exchange

Network Application - SIENA”, in line with the actions listed in the above-mentioned

Commission financing decisions.

Specific actions will be implemented by Member States participating in the Internal

Security Fund via funding received in addition to the allocation under their ISF

programmes.

(1) Regulation (EU) 2021/1149 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 July 2021 establishing

the Internal Security Fund

(2) Internal Security Fund (2021-2027) - Migration and Home Affairs

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Funding for specific actions is added to the Member States’ programme allocations by

means of a programme amendment. That additional funding is earmarked for the specific

action concerned and shall not be used for other actions in the Member State’s

programme, except in duly justified circumstances and as approved by the Commission

through the amendment of the programme.

Whereas the regular EU co-financing rate under the Member States’ programmes will not

exceed 75% of the total eligible expenditure, projects implemented under specific actions

may benefit from an increased co-financing rate of up to 90% of total eligible

expenditure.

The specific action must be implemented by the Member States in accordance with the

ISF Regulation and the Common Provisions Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 (CPR) (3). This

includes compliance with fundamental rights.

Your attention is in particular drawn to one provision of the CPR. As regards the valued

added tax (“VAT”) eligibility regime, Article 64(1)(c) of the CPR provides that VAT is

not eligible, except:

(i) “for operations the total cost of which is below EUR 5 000 000 (including VAT);

(ii) for operations the total cost of which is at least EUR 5 000 000 (including VAT)

where it is non-recoverable under national VAT legislation”.

2. CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST UNDER THE SPECIFIC ACTION

2.1. Background for the specific action

In the context of an increased level of criminal activity within the EU and the emergence

of global threats, Member States shall ensure that their law enforcement authorities

(LEAs) can exchange criminal information and intelligence with their counterparts across

the border with a high level of trust; that such information is swiftly transmitted to the

appropriate recipient under all circumstances, that sensitive and personal data are not

disclosed unnecessarily or inadvertently, that the information is not ultimately misused

by targeted criminal networks, with the direct consequence of undermining the law

enforcement actions and that of third parties, notably in the context of hybrid threats, do

not exploit the information to destabilise the EU, the Member States, and their respective

institutions.

Against this background, the operational deployment of the Secure Information

Exchange Network Application (SIENA), managed and developed by Europol (4) in

accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/794 and its full rollout to all entities combatting

highly mobile and serious criminal networks across the EU, such as customs authorities,

drugs enforcement services, and units tasked with combating organised crime, is more

necessary than ever. A full-scale deployment, tailored to operational needs, will render

(3) Regulation (EU) 2021/1060 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 June 2021 laying

down common provisions on the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund

Plus, the Cohesion Fund, the Just Transition Fund and the European Maritime, Fisheries and

Aquaculture Fund and financial rules for those and for the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund,

the Internal Security Fund and the Instrument for Financial Support for Border Management and Visa

Policy.

(4) https://www.europol.europa.eu/how-we-work/services-support/information-exchange/secure-

information-exchange-network-application-siena

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the use of non-EU managed communication channels obsolete, thereby significantly

reinforcing the strategic autonomy of the EU in the area of operational law enforcement

cooperation.

The Directive (EU) 2023/977 on the exchange of information between law enforcement

authorities, responds to such challenges when aiming at improving, facilitating and

securing the exchange of information and intelligence, in the area of police cooperation

by requiring each country to establish or designate a Single Point of Contact (SPOC)

responsible for coordinating and facilitating the exchange of information under this

Directive, by establishing common rules for information exchange between law

enforcement authorities, and ensuring that Member States’ Single Points of Contact are

equipped with management tools for exchanging information, i.e. case management

system (CMS). SIENA is made mandatory for all transmissions and communications,

with only limited exceptions. The SPOC CMS shall be connected and made interoperable

by 12 December 2024, whereas the connection to SIENA of the competent law

enforcement authorities exchanging under the Directive shall be carried out by 12 June

2027.

This action supports both individual and joint efforts by Member States to assess

operational requirements, develop and implement strategic plans, and realise the full

operationalisation of the SIENA in support of the exchange of information under

Directive (EU) 2023/977. It also facilitates the mutual exchange of expertise among

national law enforcement authorities responsible for planning, deploying, and ensuring

the operational use of SIENA, notably with regards to its effectiveness and efficiency.

Funding provided through the Specific Action “Roll out of SIENA” is complementary

with actions that Member States could finance under their ISF programmes in accordance

with the ISF basic act, aimed at national activities needed to implement the new

obligations in accordance with the Directive on information exchange.

2.2. Indicative budget available

The indicative amount envisaged for this “Specific Action SIENA” (ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2)

is EUR 12 225 000, subject to an amendment to the ISF Thematic Facility financing

decision mentioned in Section 1 above (5).

To ensure equal and fair treatment between Member States, the maximum amount to be

allocated to each Member State is indicated in Annex 1 to this note.

Ensuring the full roll out of SIENA in application of the Directive on information

exchange builds on two kinds of input from national LEAs, which thus define the two

strands of the allocation per Member State:

(a) a fixed amount of EUR 150 000 shall be allocated to each Member State

(amounting in total to EUR 3 900 000) to cover input at national level, which are

independent of the number of police officers in each Member State’s LEAs and

relate i.a. to the design and adaptation of the interconnection of the national CMS

and other national IT systems, and

(5) The amendment aims to ensure sufficient funding for shared management in the ISF Thematic Facility

work programme. The indicative budget of this call will have to be revised downwards if the

amendment is not adopted as planned.

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(b) a variable amount per Member State (to cover i.a. the deployment to end users of

the SIENA applications) calculated from the remaining total of EUR 8 325 000

according to the number of police officers in each Member State’s LEAs based on

the 2020 EUROSTAT database (6) and an amount of EUR 5,535835642 per

police officer.

The requested amount, i.e. Union contribution to the Member State’s ISF programme

(including Technical Assistance 6%) should not be higher per application than the

amount in column 3 (sum of columns 1 and 2) of Annex 1.

2.3. Scope and purpose of the specific action

The objective of this specific action is to support Member States participating in the ISF

in implementing at national level the activities that fall under Articles 13, 15(3)(a) and

16(1)(f) of the Directive on information exchange.

The specific action proposed can include the following activities:

- Setting up, adapting and maintaining ICT systems that contribute to the

implementation of the Directive on information exchange, namely but not

exclusively:

o the connection of each Member State’s national Single Point of Contact

(SPOC as the central entity responsible for coordinating and facilitating

the exchange of information) to SIENA by insuring the interoperability of

its Case Management Systems (CMS) with SIENA;

o the material extension of the scope of the information exchanged under

the Directive to those necessitating classified levels – starting from EU

RESTRICTED and above, notably with regards to sensitive to highly

sensitive material and intelligence linked to hybrid threats (including the

use of SIENA RESTRICTED web services);

o the effective roll out of SIENA as the EU default communication channel

to all competent law enforcement authorities involved in cross-border

criminal information exchange, particularly first line officers and mobile

field units combatting serious and organised crime, as well as all relevant

personnel assigned to, or operating under, the SPOC structure.

- Training on the use of such systems,

- Testing and improving the interoperability components and data quality of such

systems,

- Hardware (NB: within the limit of the 35% threshold for equipment, means of

transport and security-relevant facilities as stipulated in Article 13(7) of ISF

Regulation),

- Cost of staff involved in the activities that are supported by the Fund or activities

requiring involvement of staff for technical or security-related reasons.

(6) The EUROSTAT database on the number of police officers per Member State in 2020, as last updated

by all 26 Member States, is available in sheet 3 of the download version of [crim_just_job] Personnel

in the criminal justice system by sex and in Annex 1.

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Besides the ineligible activities listed in Article 5(5) of the ISF Regulation, the specific

action should not finance activities related to:

- Meetings, conferences, workshops and events.

- Activities with and in third countries.

Member States should also indicate in their application form under which output and

result indicators (see Annex 2) their project will fall.

2.4. Expected results

As part of the roll out of SIENA by Member States by 12 June 2027, the expected results

would be:

- Member States’ Single Points of Contact and all their competent law enforcement

authorities potentially involved in the exchange of information under the Directive on

information exchange are directly connected to SIENA, including, where appropriate,

through mobile devices,

- Member States’ Single Points of Contact and all their competent law enforcement

authorities use SIENA to send requests for information, provide information pursuant

to such requests or provide information on their own initiative under Chapter II or III

or under Article 12 of the said Directive,

- The interoperability of the national Case Management System with SIENA, ensuring,

in particular, that incoming communications through SIENA can be directly recorded

in, and that outgoing communications through SIENA can be directly sent from, the

case management system.

- The staff of Member States’ Single Points of Contact and all competent law

enforcement authorities is provided with access to adequate and regular training on

the use of SIENA.

The specific action proposed should not start before 12 June 2024 and should ideally be

completed by 12 June 2027 at the latest.

2.5. Target audience for the specific action

All 26 Member States which are participating in the Internal Security Fund.

3. PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION

3.1. Admissibility and assessment aspects

To be considered admissible a proposal must:

1. be submitted by a Member State identified in Annex 1 to this call and consist of

only one proposal per Member State,

2. be submitted within the deadline (see below) to the ISF specific actions functional

mailbox [email protected],

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3. consist of the official ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2 Application form attached to this Note,

together with the Budget form, which must be readable and complete (all fields

necessary for assessment are filled in),

4. be submitted by the Managing Authority on behalf of the entity in the Member

State that will be responsible for the implementation of the specific action,

5. identify a project beneficiary (an entity) that will be responsible for the

implementation of the specific action in the Member State.

As regards the assessment phase, DG HOME will allocate an amount to each admissible

application, the activities of which are assessed as falling within the purpose and the

scope of this specific action. The maximum amount allocated per Member State is

indicated in Annex 1. Member States may request less.

In the simplified application form for this specific action, a Member State should confirm

its intention to participate in the specific action, indicate the scope and the nature of the

activities that it aims to implement under the specific action, confirm that it will use the

allocated amount solely for the specific action’s intended purpose and describe how the

activities will complement other funding available under their ISF programme 2021-

2027.

Member States are encouraged to explain the financial envelope proposed and ensure

coherence between the amounts for the activities and the needs identified at national

level.

Member States must ensure respect for the horizontal principles described in Article 9 of

Regulation (EU) 2021/1060, including respect for fundamental rights and compliance

with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, as well as Regulation

(EU) 2016/679 and Directive (EU) 2016/680 (7).

Moreover, Member States must also ensure that the envisaged actions are not affected by

a reasoned opinion delivered by the Commission in respect of infringement proceedings

under Article 258 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) that

put in doubt the legality and regularity of expenditure or the performance of the actions

(Article 8(5) of Regulation (EU) 2021/1149).

3.2. Application procedure

Deadline for the application: Member States are invited to submit their proposals by 30

January 2026 at the latest, using the official ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2 Application form

attached to this Note and its budget form. Proposals can be submitted in any official EU

language (project summary should however always be in English). For reasons of

efficiency, it is strongly advised to use English for the entire proposal.

(7) Directive (EU) 2016/680 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal

data by competent authorities for the purposes of the prevention, investigation, detection or

prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties, and on the free movement of

such data, and repealing Council Framework Decision 2008/977/JHA. Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on

the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and the free movement

of such data.

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In line with the Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 (8), any document held by the

Commission, including documents containing sensitive information, may be subject to a

request for public access.

To ensure equal and fair treatment of the proposals and allow the Commission to allocate

at the same date all the available funding, DG HOME will assess all proposals

simultaneously. Therefore, proposals submitted after the deadline will not be admissible.

The Members of the Committee for the Home Affairs Funds will be informed at the latest

10 working days before the deadline for the submission of the proposals in case the

deadline for the submission of proposals is extended.

E-mail address for the application: The proposals should be submitted to the ISF

specific actions functional mailbox [email protected].

Member States may submit additional documentation if necessary.

No modification to the application is allowed once the deadline for submission has

elapsed. However, if there is a need to clarify certain aspects or to correct clerical

mistakes, the Commission may contact the applicant/ lead Member State during the

evaluation process. A reply should be provided by the Member State within 3 working

days from the request date.

Any requests for clarification by the Member States on this call may be sent by 7

January 2025 at the latest, to the ISF specific actions functional mailbox HOME-ISF-

[email protected].

Requests for clarifications should be sent ONLY by the Managing Authority. The

Managing Authority has an important role to play in explaining to potential beneficiaries

the applicable rules and specificities of the ISF programme and the Specific Actions

scheme, as well as helping them to prepare their applications. The Managing Authority

should be their sole contact point and has the responsibility to review and reply to any

questions received from applicants. It may, however, address these questions to the

Commission services if further clarification is needed. As projects under specific actions

are managed at national level, according to national rules, specific questions on eligibility

of costs should be addressed first to the Managing Authority.

To respect the principles of equal treatment and transparency, the replies to the written

requests for clarification received will be sent to all Member States, via HOME-

[email protected].

DG HOME will inform Member States of the outcome of this call for expression of

interest under the Specific Action by end February 2026.

4. AMENDMENT OF THE ISF PROGRAMMES AND ELIGIBILITY OF

EXPENDITURE

After having been informed of the outcome of this call for expression of interest under

the Specific Action, each Member State should submit to the Commission a request to

(8) Regulation (EC) No 1049/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 May 2001

regarding public access to European Parliament, Council and Commission documents.

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amend its ISF programme, via SFC. The amended programme should include a short

description of the specific action, adjust the output and result indicators, and include the

costs and codes linked to this specific action (respectively in the description and under

tables 1, 2 and 3 of Specific Objective 1, and table 6 of the programme). When amending

an ISF programme of a Member State, two situations may arise regarding the eligibility

of expenditure (9):

1. For Member States that have included all the types of interventions listed in Annex VI

table 2 of the ISF regulation that are relevant to the “Specific Action SIENA”

ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2 in table 2.1.3 of Specific Objective 1 in their initially approved ISF

programme: expenditure for the “Specific Action SIENA” will be eligible as of

12/06/2024.

2. For Member States that have not included all the types of interventions listed in Annex

VI table 2 of the ISF regulation that are relevant to the “Specific Action SIENA”

ISF/2026/SA/1.1.2 in table 2.1.3 of Specific Objective 1 in their initially approved ISF

programme: expenditure for the “Specific Action SIENA” will be eligible from the date

of the submission by the Member State of its request for the amendment of the ISF

programme that will add the respective types of interventions in the programme.

Yours faithfully,

Silvia MICHELINI

Enclosure: Annex 1 (allocations), Annex 2 (indicators), Application package

(application and budget forms)

(9) Art. 63(7) of Regulation (EU) 2021/1060.

Electronically signed on 08/11/2025 20:33 (UTC+01) in accordance with Article 11 of Commission Decision (EU) 2021/2121

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Attachments: ISF 2026 SA SIENA 112 Annex 1 budget per MS.pdf; ISF 2026 SA SIENA 112 Application form.docx; ISF 2026 SA SIENA 112 Budget form.xlsx; ISF 2026 SA SIENA 112 Annex 2 Indicators.pdf; ISF 2026 SA SIENA 112 call.pdf

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Directorate-General Migration & Home Affairs

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