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11 In terms of oversight of the PPDVP, how effective do you think the in-country managementand/or oversight arrangements are:a) for example, National Domestic Violence Prevention Committee or an equivalent body that allowskey country stakeholders (such as DV Unit Coordinator, Victim Support NGO, representative fromthe relevant Government agency, NZ Police mentor/programme manager, and NZHC representative)to meet regularly to oversee, monitor, and discuss relevant Country Programme implementationissues?1 2 3 4 5 6 DNK N/AWhat (if any) have been the key barriers to setting up such a body?Would such a mechanism be useful for any future phase of support?b) for example, the Police DV Management Group within the Pacific Police Service?1 2 3 4 5 6 DNK N/AWhat (if any) have been the key barriers to setting up such a body?Would such a mechanism be useful for any future phase of support?Any additional comments ........Sustainability:12 Police training has been - a large component of the PPOVP. Please rate the following:Ratlng Scale:6=very high/excellent; 5=g00d; 4=above average; 3=below average; 2=poor; 1= very low/poor; DNK = DoI Plot Know; N/A = Not Applicabler- Tralnlng was relevant and appropriate for our pollce servlce11 2 3 4 5 6DNKN/AWe have staff who are able to provide training for new recruits and refresherI1 2 3 4 5 6DNKN/Aresponses to dornestlc violenceI1 2 3 4 5 6 ONK N/ANew procedures are in place and being used, and are monitored forcompliance1 2 3 4 5 6 DNK N/ACMlS is being used, trends identified, and reports provided to policemanagement1 2 3 4 5 6DNKNIAAny additional comments ....13 What mechanisms are in place in your police service/country to maintain the changes thathave taken place since the start of the PPDVP?14 What gaps still need to be addressed in the way police respond to domestic violence?Should these-be addressed through the PPDVP or are there other ways to deliver this support?Efficiency15 What are your views on how the PPDVP has been delivered (in-country or regionally)? Arethere ways this delivery could be improved?16 How efficiently did the PDVP make use of time and resources to achieve the programmesobjectives?6=very hlgh/excellent; 5=good; 4=above average; 3=below average; t=poor; I= very lowjpoor; DNK = DoNot Know; N/A = Not ApplicableTo increase Pacific police capacity across the region to prevent andrespond effectively to domestic violence and to develop and maintain 1 2 3 4 5 6DNKN/Aeffectively to domestic violence inKiribati and Vanuatueffective partnerships between Police andrelevant Government Agencies, and NGOs, Churches, Communityleaders/Organisations to prevent/respond effectively to domestic1 2 3 4 5 6DNKN/A1 2 3 4 5 6DNKNIAPPDVP Evaluation Report Page 53
violence in the participating countries of Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa,Kiribati and Vanuaturosupport the development of appropriate legislation on domesticviolence and training of the judiciaryflegal profession in Samoa, Tonga,Cook Islands, Kiribati and VanuatuTosupport the development of appropriate national policy on domesticwidence and incorporation of appropriate actions in NationalDetelopment Plans in Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa, Kiribati and VanuatuAny additional comments .....1 2 3 4 5 6 DNK N/A1 2 3 4 5 6DNKN)A-.-lihank you for completing this questionnaire. Your assistance with the PPDVP evaluation isappreciated.PPDVP Evaluation Report Page 54
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