The Council of Europe through its joint European Union and Council of Europe “Project against Economic Crime” (PECK III) is supporting the Agency for Administration of Sequestrated and Confiscated Assets (AMSCA) with a view of strengthening effective management of seized and confiscated assets.
For this purpose, the project carried a review of the Regulation on the Internal Organisation and Systematisation of the Jobs at AMSCA aiming to identify shortcomings and provide recommendations for improvement. 

As a follow-up of this process, the project organised on 3 July 2024 a webinar with senior management of AMSCA to present recommendations aimed at addressing its current lack of clarity surrounding AMSCA institutional framework and allocation of human resources needed for effective implementation of its mandate. AMSCA staff benefited from presentation of the Council of Europe expert on international standards and good comparative practice related to the functioning of Asset Management Offices and had the opportunity to discuss in detail on best course of action in terms of implementation of recommendations. 

Considering the ongoing internal reforms, these recommendations are expected to facilitate AMSCA in its internal restructuring and streamlining of its mandate. 

The activity was organised within the framework of the “Project against Economic Crime in Kosovo” (PECK III), jointly funded by the European Union and the Council of Europe and implemented by the latter.