Crime / Crime Prevention

The 10 th EDF CARIFORUM CRIME & SECURITY Cooperation Programme

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There can be no doubt that integrally tied to our perception of well-being is the sense of feeling safe and secure, whether that security is economic, physical, social or emotional. In this ever changing world of threats and opportunities, more than ever, people are constantly looking for ways to increase their choices to address the issues associated with their well-being and development.

CREATING A CULTURE OF PEACE_ The Caribbean Youth Advocacy &Action Plan Agenda on Violence Prevention

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The Caribbean Youth Advocacy and Action Agenda on Violence Prevention - The AAA is a call to action to address the issues which young people across the Caribbean have identified to effectively tackle issues of crime and violence.

Caribbean Cooperation in Health Phase III (CCHIII)

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The Caribbean Cooperation in Health Phase III (CCH III) Regional Health Framework – The CCH III represents a mechanism to unite Caribbean territories in a common goal to improve health and wellbeing, develop the productive potential of the people, and, by definition, the competitive advantage of the region.

CRIME Statistics - CARICOM Member States and Associate Members_

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Statistics for the Year 2000 - lates year available

Caribbean Human Development Report 2012

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Crime has become one of the main challenges threatening economies and livelihoods in Caribbean countries, but the right mix of policies and programmes can halt the problem, according to the Caribbean Human Development Report 2012.

Study on Violence on Children

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United Nations Secretary General Study on Violence against childen adapted for children and young people

This report tells you what happened in the United Nations Secretary-General’s* Study on Violence against Children We will call it the Violence Study from here on Hundreds of children and young people all over the world took part in consultations – meeting, events, campaigns and other ways to give their views

Report of CARICOM Regional Task Force on Crime and Security, September 2002

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This Report provides an insightful response to the mandate from the Caribbean Heads of Government at their July 2001 meeting in the Bahamas, to examine the current crime and security situation in the Region and to make recommendations. The Task Force is to be commended for its efforts in bringing together an expert group of technical and professional persons and practitioners to tackle the problems related to crime and security in the Region.