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Compliance Initiative
Compliance in motion
We, at EIFEC, always strive to boost all initiatives that may fall within our mission aimed to foster international security and disseminating behaviours of excellence through the effective implementation of the specialized Compliance management frameworks based on International Standards we publish.
We have developed a multidisciplinary knowlegde and competence that allows, by innovation, to define and publish Standards, guidelines and certification mechanisms for emergency situations or critical areas of any nature that are a threat to international security as of nuclear, biological and chemical armaments proliferation, Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), Sanctions.
Compliance to fight the pandemic negative consequences for organisations
Lately, the new unprecedented critical life-threatening emergency of COVID-19 pandemic urged us to develop emergency sound practices, policies and the maximum effort of standardization of procedures that can be verified and certified by accredited qualified third parties (Assurance aim).
We have put to work our skills and network to develop the new emergency Standards (EIFEC ES2001.06:HBY Series) with the support of UNIFEC, the network of leading world Universities (coordinated by EIFEC), and several expert groups such as HEALTHBY and many others.
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Compliance for all
As early as 2011, we, at EIFEC, introduced in our Standards the foundational principle of justice for compliance: "Unicuique suum" (i.e. "to each its own").
We did so with the full belief that "although not everyone can become a great organization, any organization can be grand in compliance.".....
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Turkey and Cyprus
We are monitoring the quasi conflict situation in the mediterranean sea and working for the the new sanctions framework under preparation by EU
Our Office in Cyprus is actively collaborating with all institutions and organizations.
EU University and Academia Export Control Guidelines
European Commission is working on drafting the new guidelines for University, Academia and Research Center.
EIFEC and its University network (including US univerities) are actively collaborating within the TEG-Research. Last meeting was held on 24/06/2020
