IACS advisers are seconded to EASF by non-member states and organised under individual bilateral agreements. Any adviser seconded to the EASF by a non-member state can opt to become a part of the IACS. This will allow them to join a multinational and multidimensional adviser team working closely with EASF leadership and accessing resources, office space, and coordination mechanisms agreed between EASF and IACS.
IACS Staff are EASF staff members who are in part or fully managed by the IACS and whose salaries are reimbursed by IACS to the EASF.
Currently, the international advisory and coordination staff consist of three full time advisers and two IACS staff members.
