Single Programming Document

Single programming document

In line with Regulation 2018/1046 on the financial rules applicable to the EU general budget, Eurojust operates within a binding budget, planning, reporting, performance and governance framework. Eurojust’s Single Programming Document (SPD) comprises an essential element of this framework.

Covering a three year period, the SPD contains both a high level, multi-annual outlook as well as a more elaborate annual work programme (AWP), which focus on the implementation of Eurojust’s Multi-Annual Strategy (MAS). It presents the Agency’s objectives, activities, expected results and performance indicators, as well as the related human and financial resources. The SPD also includes more detailed information on specific key strategies of the Agency concerning efficiency, organisational management and internal control, environmental management and cooperation with third States and international organisations.

Once approved by Eurojust’s Management Board as part of the annual budget process, it becomes the Agency’s financing decision and the basis for monitoring and assessing Eurojust’s performance in the Consolidated Annual Activity Report.

SPD 2024-2026

29 October 2024|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The College of Eurojust adopted the Single Programming Document 2024-2026 on 7 November 2023 (College Decision 2023-12). The present amended version incorporates an increase of EUR 2.6 M in both commitment and payment appropriations for covering the 2024 shortfalls in the salaries and allowances of...
07 November 2023|AVAILABLE IN 24 LANGUAGES
As the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, Eurojust sits at the heart of cross-border judicial cooperation. With over 20 years of experience, we offer support and legal expertise to prosecutors and investigative judges from EU Member States and partner countries. The landscape of criminal...

SPD 2023-2025

24 October 2023|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The College of Eurojust adopted the Single Programming Document 2023-2025 on 8 November 2022 (College Decision 2022-09). The present amended version incorporates: An increase of EUR 2.46 M in both commitment and payment appropriations needed to cover the expected 2023 shortfall in the temporary...
11 November 2022|AVAILABLE IN 24 LANGUAGES
Serious and organised crime in the European Union continues to present a threat to our citizens, societies and economies. It crosses borders and seeks vulnerabilities with no regard for the law, leading it to increase in complexity and scale. As the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice...

SPD 2022-2024

16 December 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The College of Eurojust adopted the Single Programming Document 2022-2024 on 14 December 2021 (College Decision 2021-16). On 4 October 2022, the College approved a first amended version (College Decision 2022-07), for incorporating: The new tasks and financial resources granted to Eurojust in May...
11 November 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The College of Eurojust adopted the Single Programming Document 2022-2024 on 14 December 2021 (College Decision 2021-16). On 4 October 2022, the College approved an amended version (College Decision 2022-07), for incorporating: The new tasks and financial resources granted to Eurojust in May 2022...
07 October 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The College of Eurojust adopted the Single Programming Document 2022-2024 on 14 December 2021 (College Decision 2021-16). The present amended version incorporates: The new tasks and financial resources1 granted to Eurojust in May 2022, as regards the preservation, analysis and storage of evidence...
14 December 2021|AVAILABLE IN 24 LANGUAGES
Established in 2002, Eurojust celebrates its 20-year anniversary in 2022. This major milestone is not only a great occasion to reflect on our achievements so far, but also to talk about our ambitions for the future. Eurojust’s Single Programming Document 2022-2024 reflects our ongoing commitment to...

Previous Single Programming Documents

14 December 2021|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
In 2019, we supported almost 8 000 cross-border criminal investigations and helped maximize the use of EU judicial cooperation tools. Many investigations extended far beyond EU borders and involved close cooperation with other EU agencies to ensure that information was shared and links were detected...
20 October 2021|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
In 2019, we supported almost 8 000 cross-border criminal investigations and helped maximize the use of EU judicial cooperation tools. Many investigations extended far beyond EU borders and involved close cooperation with other EU agencies to ensure that information was shared and links were detected...
09 February 2021|AVAILABLE IN 24 LANGUAGES
In 2019, we supported almost 8 000 cross-border criminal investigations and helped maximize the use of EU judicial cooperation tools. Many investigations extended far beyond EU borders and involved close cooperation with other EU agencies to ensure that information was shared and links were detected...
10 December 2019|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
In the fourth quarter of 2018, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU adopted Eurojust's new legal framework. The new Eurojust Regulation (EJR) completes the new EU criminal justice landscape by setting up Eurojust as the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation and improving its role...
29 January 2019|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
To respond to these challenges, in May 2017, Eurojust adopted its new Multi-Annual Strategy for the period 2019 to 2021. The draft Work Programme 2019 that is presented in this document constitutes the first phase in achieving the multi-annual strategic objectives for this three-year strategic cycle...
12 October 2018|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The European Union is facing serious challenges in the upcoming years. Long-lasting economic malaise and dissatisfaction among citizens in Member States are leading to substantial changes in the political and security landscape. In this demanding context, Eurojust is called upon to increase its...
06 December 2016|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
Eurojust presents its first Programming Document for the period 2017 to 2019 to the budgetary authorities. For the first time the Institutions and Agencies of the EU use this new format and Eurojust welcomes the opportunity to present all relevant aspects to its resource needs for the coming years...