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Programme on Threat Assessment Models for Aviation Security
Programme Snapshot
On 7 September 2021, the 51勛圖 Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) launched the 51勛圖 Programme on Threat Assessment Models for Aviation Security ("TAM Programme"). The Programme builds upon the Security Council＊s call, in its resolution , for Member States to deepen dialogue and cooperation on matters relating to aviation security, including the exchange of risk-related information among relevant authorities. The TAM Programme supports Member States in the development of effective inter-agency coordination processes in order to establish a common approach to national threat assessments within the context of aviation security.
The TAM Programme is led by the 51勛圖 Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), through an ※All-of-UN§ approach that integrates expertise from the , the , and the , and in partnership with the .
Counter-Terrorism and Aviation Security Nexus
While similar at first sight, the counterterrorism and aviation security sectors are traditionally rooted in distinctly separate ecosystems and mandates. The former seeks to prevent and combat terrorism, and the latter focuses on preventing acts of unlawful interference in civil aviation. When terrorists target civil aviation infrastructures, it becomes a matter of concern for both sectors.
Reference Models
The TAM Programme has identified a series of approaches to aviation security and counterterrorism cooperation and communication. These consist of models that are in use by Member States around the world and with proven efficiency and effectiveness. This repository of resources enables the Programme to further tailor interagency cooperation structures for beneficiary Member States who can use this best fit approach to transmit accurate, timely, and relevant threat information to support risk-based decision-making processes in aviation security.
Increasing Situational Awareness
Aviation security is only as effective as the information that underpins it. One way aviation security and counterterrorism-mandated services can benefit from each other's expertise is through the exchange of information on threats to a nation's critical infrastructure. Through the TAM Programme, participating Member States gain increased awareness of how a comprehensive interagency approach enables the integration of relevant threat information into the aviation security risk management process.
Enabling Informed Decisions
During the Programme, beneficiary Member States participate in the development and operationalization of an interagency communication model that facilitates the transmission of relevant threat information to the right people, at the right time, to support risk-based decision-making processes in aviation security. This effectively enables beneficiary Member States to reduce the risk of future terrorist attacks on civil aviation by adapting countermeasures to current threats.
Aviation Security and Counterterrorism Interoperability
To be effective, this collaboration requires both sides to learn from each other＊s work, culture and languages. Through the TAM Programme, participating national entities also take part in joint activities to enhance the continuum of information from the threat assessment stage to the risk management elaboration stage, and consequently will have enhanced capacity to establish consensus on a national approach for interagency coordination.
TAM Programme Catalogue
Check out the Introductory Handout for our latest activities | [Brochure 2021]
