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PACIFIC PREVENTION OF<br />
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE<br />
PROGRAMME (<strong>PPDVP</strong>)<br />
Cam Ronald<br />
<strong>PPDVP</strong> Implementation Team<br />
New Zealand Police<br />
FWCC Regional Training Course – Suva 10 June 2011
<strong>PPDVP</strong><br />
Partnership between:<br />
New Zealand Aid Programme (NZAID)<br />
New Zealand Police (NZPOL)<br />
and<br />
<strong>Pacific</strong> Islands Chiefs <strong>of</strong> Police (PICP)
“A safer <strong>Pacific</strong> free from domestic<br />
violence”<br />
Focus<br />
<strong>Violence</strong> against women<br />
By spouses / partners<br />
Within context <strong>of</strong> their family<br />
Time Frame<br />
Initial 5 years to 2011
Participating Countries<br />
Map removed for web use<br />
Countries are Cook Is, Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati and Vanuatu
<strong>PPDVP</strong> – Linked countries<br />
Map removed for web use<br />
Linked countries are Nauru, Niue, Tuvalu, Tokelau and Solomon<br />
Islands – met via RAMSI.<br />
Also showed activtiies in Micronesia during 2009 - 2010
Main Components <strong>PPDVP</strong><br />
� Regional Focus, Capacity Building, Consistency,<br />
Training, Legislation<br />
� Intensive In Country focus<br />
� Building Relationships & Partnerships<br />
� Create Sustainability
Main Activities<br />
� In country NZPol DV specialists as Country<br />
mentors<br />
� Regional training – Train the Trainer<br />
� Interchanges <strong>of</strong> staff – study tours<br />
� Best practice shared<br />
� Combined with other providers – eg PRPI/PPDP<br />
� Regional approach & aims<br />
Local Problems – Local Solutions
• Partnerships<br />
• Government Agencies<br />
• Police<br />
• Judiciary<br />
• Non Government agencies.<br />
• Community<br />
• Churches<br />
Identify Key Stakeholders
Regional Activities<br />
� Assistance provided to Police and NGO’s<br />
� Limited support on “as required basis”<br />
� Includes Nauru, Niue, Tuvalu, Tokelau<br />
� Solomon Islands linked in 2005 - RAMSI<br />
� Reinforced by the PICP Declaration<br />
� Micronesia extension 2009 – 2010<br />
� Regional training 20 members<br />
� Pohnpei State; RMI; Palau - establishment
The Police<br />
• Agree to work with <strong>PPDVP</strong> – MoU<br />
• Commitment to develop own capacity<br />
– Samoa – DV unit, 9 staff – 4 at outposts<br />
– Tonga – DV unit,3 staff – 7 district coordinators<br />
– Cook Is – DV coordinator, CIB investigate,<br />
Community liaison <strong>of</strong>ficer with DV role<br />
– Kiribati – DV and sexual <strong>of</strong>fences unit, 3 staff –<br />
4 at outposts<br />
– Vanuatu – DV and sexual <strong>of</strong>fences unit<br />
• Front line staff trained in 1-4 <strong>of</strong> above<br />
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Training<br />
• Train the Trainer – local delivery<br />
• Basic DV awareness and processes<br />
– 5 day course<br />
• DV component in all basic training<br />
• Advanced DV course – Investigations<br />
– 3 day course<br />
• Combined basic and investigations<br />
– 5 day course<br />
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Training Police – <strong>Pacific</strong> Way<br />
• Basis <strong>of</strong> international best practice<br />
• Sensitisation <strong>of</strong> police staff<br />
• Less Theory – More Action<br />
• Practical police training – learn by experience<br />
• Kiribati Training DVD<br />
– Kiribati – Before (Hyperlinks removed for web)<br />
– Kiribati - After<br />
• Wearing White Ribbons demonstrates<br />
personal commitment<br />
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• Expect to see<br />
Role <strong>of</strong> DV Units<br />
– Take ownership and express commitment<br />
– Oversee police reports, maintain standards<br />
– Respond effectively<br />
– Prepare high quality files<br />
– Maintain agreed standards – refer cases<br />
– Develop trusting partnerships, work together<br />
– Train other staff<br />
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• Like to see<br />
– Walking the talk<br />
DV Units<br />
– Develop interagency response – hospitals<br />
– Develop community response – churches<br />
– Visibly work with NGO's – WR Day<br />
• Love to see<br />
– From reactive to proactive<br />
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Commissioner<br />
• Expect to see<br />
– Visible commitment to DV<br />
– Prioritise DV in police, Establish DV roles<br />
– Review cases<br />
• Like to see<br />
– DV policies developed and monitored<br />
– All <strong>of</strong> police, not just capital<br />
– Walk the Talk<br />
• Love to see<br />
– Influence peers – other CoP's<br />
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Sharing <strong>of</strong> information<br />
� Information is the “life blood <strong>of</strong> safety plans”<br />
� Safety Plans are key activities<br />
� MoU in place between Police DVU and NGO or<br />
NGO's<br />
� Based on trust between partners<br />
� <strong>PPDVP</strong> will emphasise info sharing<br />
� Regional data aggregated and reported on web<br />
site
Statistics<br />
� Jade CMIS / Investigator Database used in<br />
Samoa, Cook Is, Tonga, Kiribati<br />
� Cook Islands used for all <strong>of</strong>fence reporting<br />
� Available in Niue, Tuvalu – all <strong>of</strong> police use<br />
� Planned for Solomon Islands<br />
� Records all incidents, circumstances and the<br />
outcomes<br />
� 6 monthly extracts ppdvp.org.nz
Core Data on <strong>Domestic</strong> <strong>Violence</strong><br />
• DV Data Serves Many Needs<br />
– Local case and performance management<br />
– Decisions on resources<br />
– Targeting <strong>of</strong> at risk families<br />
– Shared with external agencies and partners – trends<br />
etc – not the actual DATA!<br />
– Assessments <strong>of</strong> change / improvements / impact<br />
– Futures<br />
• Baseline Review Updates – October 2010
500<br />
400<br />
300<br />
200<br />
100<br />
<strong>PPDVP</strong> Participating Countries<br />
145<br />
22<br />
181<br />
88<br />
1<br />
to June 2010<br />
All Recorded Incidents for Participating Countries on CMIS database<br />
0<br />
169<br />
340<br />
126 149<br />
294<br />
433<br />
319<br />
276<br />
116<br />
460<br />
Cooks(436) Kiribati(636) Samoa(1195) Tonga(1036)<br />
184<br />
2007<br />
2008<br />
2009<br />
2010
Cook Islands Police - Results<br />
144<br />
2<br />
9 30 6<br />
Action Taken<br />
40<br />
79<br />
49<br />
Advice Given<br />
Arrest Prosection<br />
Atten Sufficient<br />
Comp Withdrawn<br />
Counselling<br />
No Complaint Made<br />
Ref to NGO<br />
Reported
367<br />
Tonga – Offence Types<br />
11<br />
2<br />
29<br />
1<br />
1<br />
2<br />
5<br />
34<br />
Reported Offences<br />
1<br />
5 6<br />
4<br />
13<br />
21<br />
10<br />
386<br />
Assaults<br />
Bodily Harm<br />
Att Suicide<br />
Child Abuse<br />
GBH<br />
Neglect <strong>of</strong> Children<br />
Verbal Abuse<br />
Wilful Damage<br />
Ind Assault<br />
Murder<br />
Disturbence<br />
House Break<br />
Incest<br />
Theft
Tonga – Repeat Offenders<br />
162<br />
27<br />
5<br />
17<br />
Repeat Offences<br />
3<br />
2<br />
2<br />
1<br />
511<br />
1 Offence<br />
2 Offences<br />
3 Offences<br />
4 Offences<br />
5 Offences<br />
6 Offences<br />
7 Offences<br />
8 Offences<br />
9 Offences
Media & Awareness<br />
• Samoan experience using Hurricanes Rugby<br />
Team to carry <strong>PPDVP</strong> message<br />
• Risk management – awareness training<br />
• Target audience <strong>of</strong> men and boys<br />
• Gained wide media exposure<br />
• Reinforced by TV advertisements<br />
• Samoa TV adverts made in 2009<br />
• Tongan completed in 2010<br />
• Cook Islands underway now – Netball included
� Reinforcement<br />
2010 - 2011 Activities<br />
� Continued focus on developing police<br />
� Greater emphasis on local activity with NGO's –<br />
not just when <strong>PPDVP</strong> in town<br />
� Work with RRRT in legislative development<br />
� Build local & existing structures and committees<br />
� White Ribbon Day – Police with NGO's<br />
– Build on earlier success<br />
– Work with AFP PPDP
Regional Workshop<br />
� First Police & DV workshop Nadi, October 2010<br />
� 2 Police, 1 NGO rep from countries<br />
–Country activities reports<br />
–Training refresher<br />
–Targeting at risk families<br />
–Inter agency info sharing<br />
–White Ribbon Day 2010<br />
� Great success, will do it again!
Futures<br />
� 5 yr programme ends June 2011<br />
� Baseline Surveys <strong>of</strong> 2006 refreshed 2010<br />
� Gender sensitivity issue identified<br />
� Barriers to change cohort to be targeted<br />
� Programme evaluation underway to advise NZ<br />
Police, PICP, partners, NZAID<br />
� Transition for 2011 – 2012<br />
� Limited ongoing business as usual<br />
� Keeping the lights on, engine running!
2011 - 2012<br />
� Potentially new programme designed<br />
� Driven by desires <strong>of</strong> countries<br />
� Supported by NZPol, PICP and NZAID Programme<br />
� Current evaluation completed and lessons<br />
applied<br />
� Initial <strong>PPDVP</strong> scope and expectations may have<br />
been too great<br />
� Eg – legislation development and national policy<br />
� Equip and support local police to work with others<br />
� Reinforcement <strong>of</strong> learning and introduce new skills<br />
where appropriate
Next steps process<br />
� PICP endorsement for action August 2011<br />
� Country needs defined late 2011<br />
� Revised approach in delivery?<br />
� “Less but more” approach.<br />
� Regional overlay developed<br />
� <strong>PPDVP</strong> II design early 2012<br />
� Identify and train staff<br />
� <strong>PPDVP</strong> II in July 2012
<strong>Pacific</strong> <strong>Prevention</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Domestic</strong> <strong>Violence</strong><br />
Programme (<strong>PPDVP</strong>)<br />
International Service Group – PNHQ<br />
www.ppdvp.org.nz
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