cooperation in inter-departmental working groups, meetings, consultations and the mutual coordination of fund-related documentation. Between the ESF+ and ERDF and home affairs funds (HOME: AMIF, ISF, BMVI), important synergies, complementarities and demarcations have been identified in the areas of integration, migration management, the creation and modernisation of migration-related infrastructure, processing services and crime prevention. In addition to the above, particular attention will be paid to the planning phase, with a clear demarcation of the activities to be financed by each fund and regular exchange of information during the implementation period in order to achieve maximum overall impact. The planned activities under the AMIF related to the integration of third-country nationals into society complement the planned activities under the ESF+. Both funds address the integration of migrants into the labour market, with the AMIF focusing on basic Slovenian language learning and support during the initial phase of social inclusion (advice, housing, cash assistance, etc.) to help them enter the labour market. The ESF+ provides assistance in the next phase by facilitating the inclusion of individuals in active employment policy programmes. Both funds provide assistance in the form of an intercultural mediator/adviser, with each covering different tasks: the AMIF focuses on helping people with international protection to arrange everything they need to facilitate their social integration, while the ESF+ focuses on access to employers. Both funds also carry out activities in the field of social inclusion and social activation programmes, where cooperation will be established in the preparation of the content of calls for tenders in this area with the aim of ensuring that the measures are as complementary as possible. Regarding provision for the target group of unaccompanied minors, both funds (AMIF and ESF+) will carry out activities connected to care, accommodation and education, but for separate locations. A lack of adequate support for unaccompanied minors in their transition to adulthood has been identified; moreover, there is an increase in cases of people with mental health problems and special needs and of victims of various forms of abuse. Accordingly, a holistic focus on empowering and encouraging people to actively overcome their problems and traumas and face different personal circumstances is needed. The AMIF and ESF+ can also work in a complementary way in the field of medical care for migrants, where links will also be established so as to achieve full delivery of services and avoid overlaps. In order to improve infrastructure linked to border management and financed by the BMVI, there is the possibility of complementary use of the ERDF, in particular because of the problem of the temporary external border with Croatia, which means that Slovenia has limited capacity for investment in infrastructure. HOME funds will complement each other in the area of information systems, which, due to the interplay of content and interoperability, cover border management, migration and internal security. Accordingly, particular attention should be paid to the establishment of an appropriate system of division key between the funds: The European Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) will primarily finance - measures for target groups linked to the provisions of the International Protection Act eligible for funding. The planned activities under the AMIF relate to the integration of third-country nationals (migrants, persons with international protection, applicants for international protection) into society. Under the instrument for financial support for border management and visa policy as part of the - Integrated Border Management Fund (IBMF), Slovenia helps to facilitate lawful border crossing, prevent and detect illegal immigration and cross-border crime, manage migration