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REGIONAL SYSTEM OF STANDARDIZED CITIZEN SECURITY AND COEXISTENCE INDICATORS PROJECT - (RG-T1265)

REGIONAL SYSTEM OF STANDARDIZED CITIZEN SECURITY AND COEXISTENCE INDICATORS PROJECT - (RG-T1265). Montevideo, August 4, 2009. Deadly crimes . Honduras, 2007. 3,676. 4,000. 3,500. 3,000. 2,500. 2,000. No. of cases. 1,025. 1,500. 711. 1,000. 224. 208. 41. 500. -. Assassin-

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REGIONAL SYSTEM OF STANDARDIZED CITIZEN SECURITY AND COEXISTENCE INDICATORS PROJECT - (RG-T1265)

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  1. REGIONAL SYSTEM OF STANDARDIZED CITIZEN SECURITY AND COEXISTENCE INDICATORS PROJECT - (RG-T1265) Montevideo, August 4, 2009

  2. Deadly crimes Honduras, 2007 3,676 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 No. of cases 1,025 1,500 711 1,000 224 208 41 500 - Assassin- ations Homicides Mans- laughter Parricide Other deadly crimes Vehicular deaths RATIONALE FOR THE PROJECT Wide range of indicators to describe crime and violence incidents; Source: DGIC

  3. RATIONALE FOR THE PROJECT Different sources disagree on the same topics or territories; Prepared by: Instituto Cisalva/Universidad del Valle. Project Executing Unit: Regional System of Standardized Citizen Security and Violence Prevention Indicators Sources: Police Crime Review, 2007. Forensics, Life Data: National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences. National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE).

  4. RATIONALE FOR CREATING THE PROJECT • International comparison such as it exists is complicated by the range of definitions, mechanisms, and technologies • Each institution and each jurisprudence within the countries has been doing its own interpretation of the terms. • Few initiatives in which the region is considered as a unit of analysis: Latinobarómetro Multilateral agencies: IDB, UNDP, OAS, WHO/PAHO,

  5. BACKGROUND 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

  6. PROJECT

  7. OBJECTIVE To develop and launch a Regional System of Standardized Citizen Security and Coexistence Indicators to make it possible to measure, monitor, and compare regional phenomena linked to citizen security, thus enhancing the capacity of decision-makers in Andean and Central American countries to formulate, implement, and evaluate public policies on citizen security.

  8. SCOPE OF THE PROPOSAL • To reduce the number of indicators used to describe crime and violence incidents. • To build consensus among participating countries on ways of mediating territorial and sectoral problems. • To recognize the region as a unit of analysis • To further develop policies for crime and violence prevention and control from a regional perspective

  9. OPERATIONAL MODEL Regional Executing Unit

  10. ORGANIZATION

  11. COMPONENTS Publicizing and disseminating information on agreed indicators

  12. PROGRESS Regional Workshop February 27-28, 2009 Consensus indicators Second phase of the Project Publicizing and disseminating information

  13. REGIONALINDICATORS

  14. Homicide: Intentional wounding of an individual by another, causing death. (Excludes deaths from vehicular injuries and other intentional injuries) Sources: Homicide. Ecuador: National Police; Colombia: National Police; Honduras: National Police; Peru: Attorney General’s Office; Dominican Republic: National figures consolidated by Attorney General’s Office, from National Police and National Institute of Forensic Sciences INACIF; Uruguay: Ministry of Interior Population. Colombia: DANE; Ecuador: INEC; Honduras: INE; Peru: INEI Dominican Republic: ONE; Uruguay: INE

  15. Death from vehicular injury: This is death caused by an injury in a traffic incident. (No matter when the death occurs). Sources: Death from vehicular injuries. Colombia: National Institute of legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences; Honduras: National Traffic Directorate (National Police); Peru: Attorney General’s Office; Dominican Republic: National figures consolidated by Attorney General’s Office, from National Police and National Institute of Forensic Sciences INACIF ; Uruguay: Ministry of Interior Population. Colombia: DANE; Honduras: INE; Peru: INEI; Dominican Republic: ONE; Uruguay: INE

  16. Suicide: This is death resulting from intentional self-inflicted injury by persons over 5 years old. Sources: Suicide. Ecuador: National Police; Colombia: National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences; Honduras: Preventive Custody (National Police); Peru: Attorney General’s Office; Uruguay: Ministry of Interior Population. Colombia: DANE; Honduras: INE; Peru: INEI; Dominican Republic: ONE; Uruguay: INE

  17. Firearm death: Any death caused by injury frombullet(s) fired from firearm. Sources: Suicide. Ecuador: National Police; Colombia: National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences; Honduras: Protective Custody (National Police); Peru: Attorney General’s Office; Dominican Republic: National figures consolidated by Attorney General’s Office, from National Police and National Institute of Forensic Sciences INACIF Population. Colombia: DANE; Honduras: INE; Peru: INEI; Dominican Republic: ONE

  18. REGIONAL INDICATORS • Sex offenses reporting rate per 100,000 inhabitants. • Prevalence of sexual violence* • Child abuse rate per 1,000 persons under 18 years of age • Prevalence of domestic/family violence* • Domestic/family violence reporting rate per 100,000 inhabitants.

  19. REGIONAL INDICATORS • Simple larceny rate per 100,000 inhabitants • Aggravated larceny rate per 100,000 inhabitants. • Rate of kidnapping for extortion per 100,000 inhabitants • Number of kilograms of illicit drugs seized per year

  20. REGIONAL INDICATORS • Percentage of traffic rules violations • Percentage with perception of fulfillment of agreements* • Justification for the use of violence* • Percentage of individuals with confidence in the institutions* • Percentage of individuals with perception of insecurity* • Percentage of individuals with perception of fear*

  21. Thank you bprcisalva@univalle.edu.co http://bprindicadoresbid.univalle.edu.co RM00041E

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