Joint Investigation Teams Eurojust Eurojust provides financial support to the cross border activities of joint investigation teams (jits), as part of its efforts to facilitate the use of this judicial cooperation tool. Eurojust supported 13,946 cross border criminal investigations in 2025, including 5,582 newly registered cases, according to the eu agency’s annual report 2025. the agency said it facilitated a record 412 joint investigation teams, with nearly half receiving eurojust funding totalling more than €2 million.
Joint Investigation Teams Eurojust Eurojust provides legal, operational and logistical support to the use of jits during the entire life cycle of a cross border investigation, i.e., from the planning of a jit, its setting up and opera tional phase to its evaluation. In 2025, eurojust delivered a significant operational impact in the fight against cross border crime. the agency supported 13 946 criminal investigations, including 5 582 newly registered cases, and facilitated a record 412 joint investigation teams—nearly half of which also benefited from eurojust funding totalling over eur 2 million. This funding scheme aims at providing targeted financing to urgent and or unforeseen activities of jits that are of operational nature, outside the calls for proposals. This document outlines the terms and conditions governing eurojust's financial assistance to joint investigation teams (jits).
Joint Investigation Teams Eurojust This funding scheme aims at providing targeted financing to urgent and or unforeseen activities of jits that are of operational nature, outside the calls for proposals. This document outlines the terms and conditions governing eurojust's financial assistance to joint investigation teams (jits). This factsheet presents the ways in which the international criminal court may be involved in joint investigation teams, the benefits of their involvement, and the support that eurojust and the jits network secretariat may offer in these situations. Eurojust funded close to half of the 412 jits supported by the agency in 2025. during the year, the jits network secretariat received 403 funding applications and awarded 365 grants under the standard funding scheme and 25 grants under the urgent funding scheme. Application form financial assistance to joint investigation teams for urgent and or unforeseen actions falling outside the scope of the regular eurojust jit funding scheme with call for proposals. Joint investigation teams (jits) are an advanced tool for international cooperation supported by eurojust. in 2024, the agency supported 25% more jits than in 2023, reflecting a sharp rise compared to previous years.
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