Policing to Promote the Rule of Law and Protect the Population An Evidence-Based Approach (2022) / Chapter Skim
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Foreign assistance donors are in a position to help facilitate the development of a research framework to assess policing interventions in multiple contexts as well as police-researcher partnerships to expand available policing research and advance evidence-based policing. Local research capacity exists in many countries, even in areas of high violence and civil
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It has also noted major gaps in that reliability in the Global North as well as the Global South. RECOMMENDATION 5: To advance a policing research framework suitable for multiple countries, foreign assistance donors should raise awareness in host countries of the value of recording and reporting crime and harm metrics.
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These records could be used to support a wide range of initiatives in evidence-based policing, problem-oriented policing, and community-oriented policing. At the same time, because concentrating crime prevention efforts on specific places or people may disproportionately concentrate police attention on certain populations, such efforts must be combined with a comparable concentration of officer training, incentivizing, and monitoring to protect against human rights violations.
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The creation of transparent facts about crime and policing can be highly disruptive in any political context. Establishing equal protection by improving police recording practices is a major issue for the rule of law.
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