neighbourhood watch poland: dialog programme experiences
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Neighbourhood Watch
Poland: DIALOG Programme experiences
Places of implementationCities: neighbourhoods of single family houses, blocks of flats
Towns: houses on one street
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How it works
• Problem assesment• Topics for meetings• Target group/s• Information – inviting possible participants• Goals setting • Agenda• Trainers, experts, training materials• Meetings
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Trainers, experts• Representatives from the crime prevention unit
of a local police force • Representatives from the crime investigation unit
of a local police force• Chief Constables• Police constables• Local authority civil enforcement officers/
Community Constables• Representatives of security companies and
private detective agencies
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Trainers, experts
• Knowledge• Teaching skills• Good communication, friendly attitude to
participants
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Meeting in a high rise apartments neigbourhood, Białystok
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Information campaign
• Making people aware of a problem, getting their attention
• Providing information about a probelm• Encouraging citizens to participate in a
meeting concerning Neighbourhood Watch• Encouraging people to act to solve the
problem
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Meeting in a neigbourhood of detached houses, Białystok
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Topics
• How do you protect your home?• How do you protect your person?• How do you protect your vehicle?
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How do you protect your home?
• Neighbourhood safety• Methods of protecting an apartment• Professional protection of property• Residents’ actions to improve security
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Attention! Neigbourhood Watch operates here
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How do you protect yourself?
• Personal safety (at home, on the street, in public transport)
• Victims and witnesses of crime• Neighbourhood Watch groups
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Neigbourhood Watch operates here
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How do you protect a vehicle?
• Theft of vehicle/ bicycle (thefts and burglaries)• Methods of securing a vehicle• Individual actions to improve safety• Joining your local Neighbourhood Watch
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Anticipated meeting outcomes :How do you protect your home?
• 100% of participants note potential entry points for burglars in their own home
• 100% know how to secure their home, 50% have implemented their chosen security measures
• 70% of participants have security marked their valuables
• 100% have someone watching their home during a prolonged absence
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Anticipated meeting outcomes :How do you protect your home?
• 70% of participants have their neighbours’ telephone numbers (home, work, mobile)
• 50% of participants inform their neighbours of a planned prolonged absence
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Anticipated meeting outcomes:How do you protect your home
• 20% of residents in the neighbourhood are familiar with the Police competences
• 20% increase in telephone calls to the Police informing them of observed criminal activity
• 15 new Neighbourhood Watch groups established in a district during a year
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Białystok – Safe City Exhibition
Civil Enforcement unit information stand
Neighbourhood Watch exhibition
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