Risk-Based Border Governance is a strategic framework within border surveillance that prioritizes and allocates regulatory, technological, and human resources according to assessed threat levels, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts, thereby differentiating itself from uniform or reactive border control approaches by enabling dynamic, intelligence-driven decision-making.
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Edmonton, Canada
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