DCAF Tunisia
About DCAF
The Geneva Center For Security Sector Governance (DCAF) is a Swiss-based international organisation dedicated to assisting states – both developed and emerging democracies – in advancing good security sector governance, within a democratic framework and in respect of the rule of law. DCAF provides in-country advisory support and practical assistance programs to states that seek to strengthen governance of their security sector. DCAF works directly with national and local governments, parliaments, civil society, international organisations and defence and security forces.
DCAF currently has 61 member states, including Tunisia since July 2011. In its activities, DCAF is guided by the principles of neutrality, impartiality, inclusive participation and local ownership.
DCAF Tunisia
DCAF Tunisia is the assistance program in security sector reform which DCAF manages in Tunisia together with local partners.
DCAF Tunis Staff
| Sami Badreddine |
Project Manager (Media and Security) |
Wided Boujeh |
Project Officer (Security Sector Legislation) |
Stefan Buchmayer |
Head of Office – DCAF Tunis |
Mohamed Eymen Gamha |
Assistant (Democratic Transition Documentation) |
Lucas-Kalokoh Daphné |
Project Manager (Justice and Detention Reform) |
Hatem Khabthani |
Driver and Logistics Assistant |
Aliya Melki |
Research Assistant (Security Sector Legislation) |
Olfa Mouaddeb |
Head of Administration and Finance |
Maxime Poulin |
Deputy Head of Mission – DCAF Tunis |
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Senior Programme Manager – Police Reform |
Hend Khechine |
Project Manager (Gender and Security, Crime Statistics) |
About DCAF
Tel: +216 71 286 755 Fax: +216 71 286 865
List of Partners
- Presidency of the Government
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Presidency of the Republic
- Ministry of Health
- Ministry of Women, Family, Childhood, and Ederly
- Assembly of the Representatives of the People
- Ministry of Interior
- Ministry of National Defence
- Ministry of Justice
- Independent Institutions
- Civil Society
- Media & Security
- Gender and the Security Sector
- International Partners
Last News
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
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Towards a strategic planning within commissions of the Assembly of People’s Representatives (ARP) -
The ministry of Interior and DCAF organize the second session of training on the crisis communications cell -
The Ministry of National Defense and DCAF debate challenges to national security and defense policy development in Tunisia -
DCAF and UNDP facilitate a strategic planning retreat with the parliamentary Commission of the organization of the administration and the affairs of the armed forces -
DCAF facilitates a consultation on challenges to intelligence governance in democratic societies -
The Ministry of the Interior and DCAF organized the first training session for the Crisis Communication Center -
What priorities for the reform of security sector legislation in Tunisia ? -
DCAF and UNDP support the drafting of a strategic action plan for the Commission on the organization of the administration and of the arm bearing forces -
What future for the OSCE Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of security in the Southern Mediterranean? -
Setting up a crisis communication strategy for the Ministry of Interior -
DCAF organises a roundtable on “Security Sector Governance in the Tunisian Constitution” -
DCAF is organizing workshops on handling cases of alleged torture involving forensic doctors and magistrates -
The Security and Defense Commission of the Assembly of the People’s Representatives (ARP) and DCAF discuss strategies for developing effective oversight of the security sector -
The President of the Council of States (Senate) of the Swiss Confederation visits DCAF’s office in Tunis -
DCAF’s Geneva headquarters moves to “Maison de la Paix” -
DCAF and the Presidency of Government have organized a round table on the right to information in the security sector -
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DCAF is received by the Ministries of Defence and Interior -
A Delegation from DCAF Tunis Meets with the Committee of Experts for the Reform of the Prison System
