Implementation Support and Development - Security


The primary objective of ISD - Security is to support the initiative of ICAO Contracting States that have significant security deficiencies, as identified through the ICAO Aviation Security Audit Programme (USAP), in their effort to implement their corrective action plans and thus enable them to meet their aviation security obligations. ISD - Security also promotes partnerships and collaborative agreements among States, industry, international financial institutions and various stakeholders to coordinate security assistance. 

 

The mandate for the Security Programme of the Implementation Support and Development Section was determined at the 36th Session of the ICAO Assembly by Resolution A36-3:  Implementation Support and Development (ISD) Programme – Security. ISD's operational mandate consists of four pillars:

The ISD - Security Section contributeto implementation support and development activities aimed at strengthening the capacity building efforts of States and enhancing their capability to implement International Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) through the development, organization and coordination of relevant seminars, workshops and assistance projects.
 
In terms of  training, ISD - Security  provide support to regional, sub-regional and national security training efforts by overseeing the development of appropriate training packages and providing support  to ICAO Endorsed Training Centres in the development and delivery of training programmes.  In support of these activities, ISD oversees the Aviation Security Training Centers (ASTCs), and the Aviation Security Training Packages (ASTPs).   
 
Additionally, ISD - Security is responsible for managing the Aviation Security Professional Management Course (PMC) which was developed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in collaboration with the John Molson School of Business at Concordia University.

 

 

Source: ICAO Security Manual (Doc 8973) 


 


 

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