flows effectively and support the common visa policy to enable lawful travel and prevent migration-related and security risks. Within the framework of the Internal Security Fund (ISF), Slovenia helps to ensure the - uniform application of Union law concerning the exchange of information in the field of security, the establishment, adaptation and maintenance of security-relevant information systems and communication networks of the Union, including their interoperability, the development of appropriate tools to address the gaps identified, and support for national actions that are relevant to ensuring data exchange. Coordination between funds will formally take place through monitoring committees. Slovenia will avoid setting up new authorities and bodies. More emphasis will be placed on the content and coordinating role of managing authorities. Close cooperation with ministries and other downstream implementing institutions will be crucial. In all cases where measures concern the areas of other ministries in terms of their substance, an appropriate position statement will be obtained. Alongside this, the competence and responsiveness of ministries will play a central role, as ministries are the main promoters and implementers of development priorities in accordance with the programming documents, while at the same time they are the promoters of individual development areas in accordance with Slovenian legislation. Under CP1, coordination, demarcation and complementarity between the ERDF and the ESF+ will be ensured through regular and close cooperation between ministries and government departments, in particular with the department responsible for the implementation of European Cohesion Policy (ECP) programmes, the department responsible for digital transformation, the department responsible for the economy, the department responsible for technology, the department responsible for education, and the department responsible for science. The state secretaries of these departments will form the core operational management team for S5. This group will, among other things, endorse the Strategic Partnership Action Plans, in which all interested stakeholders can participate. Within the Slovenian government, the department responsible for S5 coordination is the department responsible for ECP. Coordination, demarcation and complementarity will also take place within the Monitoring Committee, which is expected to meet once a year. The Slovenian Smart Specialisation Strategy (S5) is the strategy underpinning the implementation of all ECP policy objectives in areas concerning smart specialisation. S5 is aligned with all relevant sectoral strategies (Slovenian Industrial Strategy, Scientific Research Innovation Strategy, etc.). During the implementation phase, the S5 team within the managing authority will give an opinion on the compliance of each instrument with S5. The coordination of territorial approaches for the ERDF and ESF+ will take place centrally. A specific national development coordination for territorial approaches will be developed at the department responsible for the implementation of ECP programmes. Under CP2, coordination, demarcation and complementarity between the ERDF, CF and EMFAF will be regularly conducted at government level and at the Monitoring Committee, which is expected to meet once a year. The Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning (MOP) is responsible for coordinating issues covered by this area, including climate change adaptation and risk prevention and management, promoting access to water, sustainable water management, improving nature and biodiversity protection and conservation, and reducing all forms of pollution, while the Ministry of