the OSCE Office in
management, government agencies, civil society and international experts.
Five years ago, the OSCE Office launched a project under which it works
closely with the Interior Ministry to develop community policing and other
forms of police-public partnerships in
"Thanks to this project, there has been a notable improvement in the
communication between the police and the public, resulting in better
co-operation and improved mutual trust," said Ambassador Bilge Cankorel, the
Head of the OSCE Office in
"We also work together to develop strategies to increase the number of
women in the police service, and to improve the police response to
gender-related violence such as domestic violence and trafficking in human
beings."
The OSCE Secretariat's Strategic Police Matters Unit (SPMU) will present an
assessment of the community-policing project in
conference.
The report includes several recommendations on how to improve officers'
community policing skills. It also looks at how the police services'
structures can be improved to promote community policing, and it suggests the
creation of new venues for police-community interaction.
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