The "School Police Officer" project is a model of cooperation between the educational establishments and the patrol police departments in the cities of Kyiv, Odesa, Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv for the period of 2016-2017 academic year.
It is the innovative project on the police-community cooperation on the basis of partnership "Agriteam" (CPIF) operating in Kramatorsk and Slovyansk.
The “Safe Town” is the innovative project on the police-community cooperation on the basis of partnership "Agriteam" (CPIF) operating in the town of Boryspil, Kyiv region.
The innovative project on the police-community cooperation on the basis of partnership "Agriteam" (CPIF) operating in Poltava.
The Police and Community Program is part of the Citizen Engagement and Reform Communication Program (CERC), implemented by the International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX) in partnership with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the International Development Law Organization (IDLO) and with the financial support of the Law Enforcement Section (INL) of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine.
The Neighborhood Watch is a project that is being implemented to increase the responsibility of homeowners for their own safety. One of the fundamental directions is cooperation with the police in this area.
The residents of Kyiv, as well as of other large cities of Ukraine, face the problem of spontaneous and messy parking. Drivers complain they lack parking lots and leave their cars on the sidewalks, lawns, blocking the pedestrian crossings and the entrances of the apartment buildings. One of the reasons for such behavior is weak legislation, since a police officer can fine drivers only if they are inside the car. Another reason is absence of the culture of parking, believe the activists of DreamKyiv.
The bezpechne.community online service of communication with the police marked 100 days of its operation in late September. The platform, where the residents of Kyiv can complain about security problems and to receive recommendations from the police and authorities, was launched by DreamKyiv with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation at the end of May 2017.
The citizens themselves, not only municipal services, should invest efforts in creating a comfortable living environment. At least this approach is followed by residents of Vinnytsia, which create associations of co-owners of multi-apartment buildings (ACMBs).
The public activists of the Bila Tserkva town in Kyiv region have set out to establish communication between residents and police officers and develop the legal capacity of the community.
Every year, an average of 19,000 women report violence to the Dnipro patrol police. In order to help Dnipro city women to defend themselves against potential attacks, at the beginning of 2017, the experts of the Dnipro Gender Club together with patrol police officers and professors of local universities organized the women’s self-defense courses.
Every year, about 19,000 women report violence to the Dnipro patrol police. Of course, the law enforcement officers cannot prevent all the attacks but they can help women defend themselves against the potential abusers.
Since the beginning of the reform, the new National Police of Ukraine has announced its commitment to the community policing approach, which is used by the law enforcement officers in many world countries such as Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Belgium, and others.
