Maximizing the effectiveness of the technical assistance provided in the fields of crime prevention and criminal justice : proceedings of the workshop held by the Programme Network of Institutes during the 15th session of the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice / edited by Margaret Shaw and Yvon Dandurand
Autor institucional: HEUNI. European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control, affiliated with the United NationsIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Helsinki : HEUNI, 2006Descrição física: viii, 112 p.; 25 cmColeção: Publication Series. [Heuni Report Series]; 49ISBN: 9525333272Assunto: 288328 | 325653 | 10115 | 320192Resumo: Introduction. Report from the rapporteur (Gioacchino Polimeni). Solutions for the future? Are there key components for effective assistance? (Margaret Shaw). Maximizing the effectiveness of technical assistance provided by member states in crime prevention and criminal justice (Margaret Shaw and Yvon Dandurand). The EU approach to aid effectiveness (Patrick Dölle). Capacity building and technical assistance activities in small states (Yvon Dandurand). Technical assistance project for the revitalization of the volunteer probation aides system in the Philippines (Masahiro Tauchi). Bilateral and multilateral police assistance in Serbia: can sustainability and local ownership be ensured? (Tor Tanke Holm). Asistencia técnica y cooperación en América Latina en materia de sobrepoblación y hacinamiento penitenciario (Ronald Woodbridge). UNAFRI'S technical assistance to its member states - an example (N. Masamba Sita and Patrick Mwaita). Human rights and technical assistance projects in Afghanistan and Iraq (ISISC and IHRLI). The EU framework for financial mobilisation in the area of crime prevention and criminal justice (Patrick Dölle). Evaluating the effectiveness of technical assistance (Yvon Dandurand). Annex 1 - United Nations Programme Network of Institutes. Annex 2 - Agenda of the 15th United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, Vienna, April 24 - 28, 2006.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Introduction. Report from the rapporteur (Gioacchino Polimeni). Solutions for the future? Are there key components for effective assistance? (Margaret Shaw). Maximizing the effectiveness of technical assistance provided by member states in crime prevention and criminal justice (Margaret Shaw and Yvon Dandurand). The EU approach to aid effectiveness (Patrick Dölle). Capacity building and technical assistance activities in small states (Yvon Dandurand). Technical assistance project for the revitalization of the volunteer probation aides system in the Philippines (Masahiro Tauchi). Bilateral and multilateral police assistance in Serbia: can sustainability and local ownership be ensured? (Tor Tanke Holm). Asistencia técnica y cooperación en América Latina en materia de sobrepoblación y hacinamiento penitenciario (Ronald Woodbridge). UNAFRI'S technical assistance to its member states - an example (N. Masamba Sita and Patrick Mwaita). Human rights and technical assistance projects in Afghanistan and Iraq (ISISC and IHRLI). The EU framework for financial mobilisation in the area of crime prevention and criminal justice (Patrick Dölle). Evaluating the effectiveness of technical assistance (Yvon Dandurand). Annex 1 - United Nations Programme Network of Institutes. Annex 2 - Agenda of the 15th United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, Vienna, April 24 - 28, 2006.
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