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Annex Two: Graphs from Case Management and Intelligence SoftwareAll Recorded lncidentsfor Participating Countries on CMISdata base 2007 - Dec 2010-1Information provided by Kim Bloomfield, PDVP.Note: full Kiribati data for 2010 was not available at time this graph was prepared.Cook Islands data 2007-2010, from PPDVP website[Provided as an example of the information available from CMIS. Graphs for the other participatingcountries are also on the PPDVP website]All DV Ofien~esActJonT~ksn158189 o Adece G mn Arresl Praseellonatt ten Su5cisnlo Ccmpl Wtthdravmo Rsbr NO0ReportedPPDVP Evaluation Report Page 31
Annex Three: Summary of Questionnaire ResponsesRanking Scales:[ l]:very iow/poor; [21= poor; 131 = below average; [4] = above average; [5] = good; [6] =very high/excellent.DNK= Do not know; N/A = Not applicable44: How relevant do you think the PPDVP is to each of the following areasii>crr.ase pacific police capacity to prevent and respond effectlveiy to domesticvlc&nce?Doelop and maintain effective partnerships between Police and relevant GovernmentAgeiicles, and NGOs, Churches, Community leadersI0rganlsations to preventlrespondaRctively to domestic violence?4[3] 5[2] 6[12]4[2] 5[6] 6[g]DNK[2]DNK[~]Support the development of approprlate legislation on domestic violence and trainingof the judiciary/legai profession?Support: the development of appropriate national policy on domestic violence and2[1] 3[1] 4[8] 5[3] 6[3] DNK[3]3[3] 4131 5[4] 6[4] DNK[3]irrcorporation of appropriate actions in National Development Plans?Q9: To what extent do you think the PPDVP has achieved its objectives since 2005 in eacharea?Toincrease Paciflc police capacity across the region to prevent and respond effectivelyto domestic violence and to develop and maintain partnerships at a regional levelTo increase police capacity to respond effectively to domestlc violence in Cook Islands,Tonga, Samoa, Klribati and VanuatuTo develop and maintain ekctive partnerships between Police and relevantGovernment Agencies, and NGOs, Churches, Community ieaders/Organlsatlons toprevent/respond effectively to domestic violence in the partlcipating countries of CookIslands, Tonga, Samoa, Kiribati and VanuatuTosupport the development of appropriate legislation on domestic violence andtraining of the judiciary/legal profession in Samoa, Tonga, Cook islands, Klrlbati andVanuatu'Tosupport the development of approprlate national policy on domestlc violence andincorporation of appropriate actions in National Development Plans In Cook islands,Tonga, Samoa, Kiribati and Vanuatu4[4] 5161 6151 DNK[4]4[7] 5[5] 6[5] DNK[Z]3[1] 4[5] 5[9] 6[3] DNK[l]1[1] 3[2] 4171 5[4] 6[2] DNK[~]3131 4161 5161 6[1] DNK[~]Q10: Please rate the PPDVP's performance in the following areas:How responsive is the programme to changing needs within the region or in-country?To what degree does the programme deliver what It promised, on time?To what degree does the programme deliver what it promised, within budget?How well is the programme resourced In terms of fundlng and appropriate staff?How well are rlsks associated with the programme managed7PlanningBudgetlng and financial managementProject monitoringReporting3[1] 4[S] 5[4] 6[6] DNK[3]4[4] 5[4] 6[6] DNK[5]4[2] 5131 6171 DNK[7]3[1] 4141 5[5] 6[5] DNK[4]3[l] 4[3] 5[7] 6[2] ONK[4] N/A[2]3[1] 4[2] 5[7] 6[5] DNK[4]4121 5[5] 6[4] ONK[7] N/A[l]3111 4[4] 5[5] 6[3] DNK[S] N/A[l]3[1] 4[3] 5151 6[5] DNK[4] N/A[1]PPDVP Evaluation Report Page 32
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