QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT - Police Reform Programme

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Police Reform Programme (Phase-II) Foreword This report highlights the progress made and the challenges faced in the third quarter of 2012 by the PRP. During the reporting period all PRP components have achieved notable progress despite some challenges. The most important result during this quarter was the commencement of the Bangladesh Draft Police Ordinance 2007 revision by a committee formed by the Police Headquarters and chaired by myself, after the Ordinance was returned from MoHA. Additionally, the Bangladesh Police Strategic Plan 2012-2014 has now been finalised by the Bangladesh Police with the PRP support and will be disseminated later on this year. PRP facilitated consultations between senior police officials and the drafting committee of the Implementing Rules for the Human Trafficking Deterrence and Suppression Act to ensure that Bangladesh Police had input into the drafting process of this important legislation. The consultations focused on the investigations process, protection and support to victims and on enhancing international cooperation in addressing transnational human trafficking crimes. The Programme also provided advice to the Dhaka Metropolitan Police on restructuring of the Detective Branch. The construction of Model Thana Service Delivery Centers is progressing satisfactorily and all 15 Centers are expected to be completed by March 2013 as originally planned. PRP is also assisting with the construction of six new Victim Support Centers around the country and refurbishments in the new Women Support and Investigation Division. The refurbishments will finish in November 2012 and all VSCs are expected to be handed over by June 2013, with the first two expected to be ready by January 2013. The existing Victim Support Centers in Dhaka and Rangamati are fully operational, receiving 151 victims during this quarter. PRP could not have achieved these outcomes without the support and cooperation of the Bangladesh Police, Government institutions, development partners and the community. I would like to thank and express my sincere gratitude to all our stakeholders, in particular to MoHA, the Bangladesh Police, UKAid and UNDP, for their ongoing commitment to the Programme. I also thank the members of the Project Steering Committee and the Project Implementation Committee for their valuable advice and input on strategic issues and project implementation. I hope that this report will provide information to all stakeholders on the progress made by the Police Reform Programme during July-September 2012 period. Md. Mokhlesur Rahman, BPM Additional Inspector General (CID) Bangladesh Police and National Project Director (NPD) Police Reform Programme Quarterly Progress Report | July - September 2012 5 PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
Police Reform Programme (Phase-II) Abbreviations and Acronyms A2J ACT Addl. DIG AFP AIG ASI ASP AWP BNHRC BNHRC-CDP BPM BPWN CID CIVS CMP CPAS CPF CPO DFID DIG DMP DTS HQ IAD ICT IGP MoHA MRP NEX NGO NPD OC PHQ Access to Justice Project Action for Combat Trafficking-in-Persons Additional Deputy Inspector General Australian Federal Police Assistant Inspector General Assistant Sub Inspector Assistant Superintendent of Police Annual Work Plan Bangladesh National Human Rights Commission Bangladesh National Human Rights Commission Capacity Development Project Bangladesh Police Medal Bangladesh Police Women Network Criminal Intelligence Department Criminal Identification and Verification System Commissioner of Police Crime Pattern Analysis System Community Policing Forum Community Policing Officers Department For International Development Deputy Inspector General Dhaka Metropolitan Police Detective Training School Head Quarters Intelligence Analyst Division Information Communication Technology Inspector General of Police Ministry of Home Affairs Machine Readable Passport National Execution Non Government Organisation National Project Director Officer In-Charge Police Head Quarters 6 Quarterly Progress Report | July - September 2012 PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor
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