Chapter III. PLEDGES quality of asylum procedures, reception conditions and to enhance integration of beneficiaries of international protection in the Cypriot society. CZECH REPUBLIC (THE) PLEDGE FORM The Government of the Czech Republic pledges to: 1. Improve conditions for families with minor children in detention centers: The Czech Republic will improve, through both legal and practical measures, conditions for families with minor children in detention centers, mainly through equipment of the detention centers and reduction of the detention period to the minimal possible duration. In the case of asylum-seekers, the detention will be in a reception center where conditions for the stay of minor children are more appropriate. 2. Further improve conditions in refugee facilities, especially with respect to vulnerable categories: The Czech Republic will further improve conditions in refugee facilities, especially with respect to vulnerable groups (minor children, women, medical cases, elderly persons, victims of torture, etc.), particularly by tailor-made free-time activities and workshops, sport and cultural activities and relevant equipment of refugee facilities. 3. Enhancement of resettlement activities: The Czech Republic will increase the number of resettled refugees to its territory both through annual programs and resettlement of urgent and emergency cases. 4. Enhancement of active participation in international cooperation in the field of asylum and migration: a) The Czech Republic will contribute to successful continuation of the European Asylum Curriculum Training under European Asylum Support Office by assigning 8 experts to 'Content Expert Pool' and a 'Trainers Pool'. b) The Czech Republic will actively contribute to the development of asylum capacities in partner countries, particularly through implementation of the asylum/international protection component of the Action Plan of the Prague Process adopted in April 2009 in Poland. 5. Enhance qualification of staff: The Czech Republic will enhance the quality of staff dealing with asylum-seekers and refugees, mainly through implementation of European Asylum Curriculum Training on national level. 67