To that end, the Budapest Centre launched a project in September 2016 to map the capabilities of the Visegrad Group in preventing extremism and established a Task Force composed of researchers in the four countries.
The results of the V4 Task Force activities and the Initiative have been described in the Report “Capabilities of the Visegrad Group in Preventing Extremism” which provides a detailed overview of the extant capabilities, identifies some weaknesses and offers recommendations for advancing the extremism prevention agenda in the Visegrad countries.
Introduced by the Foreword of the President of the European Parliament, Hon. Antonio Tajani, the Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention has the pleasure to present the V4 Task Force Report: Capabilities of the Visegrad Group in Preventing Extremism
Financially supported by the International Visegrad Fund, the project has been managed by the Budapest Centre for Mass Atrocities Prevention and supported by institutions and experts from Czech Republic, Hungary (Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade – IFAT), Poland (University of Warsaw – NOHA), and Slovakia (Slovak Foreign Policy Association – SFPA).
