QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT - Police Reform Programme

Police Reform Programme (Phase-II)
Forty Machine Readable Passport
scanners, provided by PRP to the
Immigration Section, were integrated with
the ForTrack system and installed in the
Hazrat Shahjalal Airport and at the Hajj
Camp. The scanners permit automatic data
entry of personal data from a travel
document and automatically take images of
the personal data page, showing security
features visible in ultraviolet and infrared
light. The scanners are also capable of
reading data from passports and travel
documents fitted with a chip. According to
the immigration officials, the time to process
each passenger was reduced by 67 – 75%.
Activity 6.2.5
Technical support to develop the capability of Bangladesh Police Cybercrime
Unit in developing computer forensic capability and review and propose
amendments on the ICT Act 2006
Two police officers will travel overseas to attend “Cellphone Seizure and Analysis” and
“Internet Evidence Analysis” courses
Preparations were made for two Bangladesh Police officers to complete their computer forensic
training at the Canadian Police College. The two officers will travel in October to attend
“Cellphone Seizure and Analysis” and “Internet Evidence Analysis” courses.
Output 6.3
Activity 6.3.1
Community safety enhanced through appropriate application of ICT
infrastructure and training.
Develop and deliver training (in partnership with Outcome Team 2) on IT
service delivery, project and contract management
Preparations for the delivery of an IT Service Methodology course is progressing
ToRs for the delivery of an IT Service Methodology course, planned for December 2012, were
developed and submitted.
Activity 6.3.2 Provide support to improve (in partnership with Outcome Team 2) ICT training
facilities in Police Training Centres and delivery of ICT training
Two workshops were conducted to discuss the revision of the current Basic ICT Skills
Awareness training
Two workshops were conducted in Police HQ to discuss the revision of the current Basic ICT
Skills Awareness training. The workshops, chaired by the AIG ICT, looked at the content
proposed for the new Basic ICT Skills training package, considered office software that will be
covered and the duration of the course. ToRs for the development of a full training package were
prepared and released for tendering.
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