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Activities of the EUCPN and Member States

Fundamental documents adopted by the EUCPN Board

Annual Work Programmes 

The EUCPN operates on the basis of an Annual Work Programme approved by the Board. The programme sets out issues relating to the financing of activities, priorities and activities of the Network in the following four strategic objectives:

  1. the possibility to develop benchmarks and procedures in the EUCPN for various target groups (e.g. decision makers, institutions, organisations and working groups at different levels – local, national, international)
  2. promoting knowledge on crime prevention
  3. supporting crime prevention activities at local and national level
  4. supporting various aspects of crime prevention at EU level, taking into account EU strategic priorities in this field.

 

The tasks and projects are specified under the various strategic objectives.

The current Presidency of the Council of the European Union – Germany – within the EUCPN will focus on the issue of organised crime related to distinct social groups often characterised by structures resembling a clan or family (so-called family-based organised crime). The previous Presidency – Croatia – focused on the prevention of drug-related crimes at various types of events in entertainment venues (concert venues, clubs, discos, etc.). 

The Work Programme for 2020 also includes information on 54 crime prevention projects implemented in 2020, including 19 projects from Poland. 

The EUCPN Work Programme for 2020 was adopted by the EUCPN Board at its meeting on 11 December 2020 in Helsinki.

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Annual Reports

In accordance with the Council Decision of 30 November 2009, the EUCPN Board adopts annual reports on the activities carried out within the Network. The annual report contains information that includes an annual summary and information on the progress on the Annual Work Programme. The report also describes the activities undertaken by the Presidencies and respective Member States in the area of the four strategic objectives mentioned above.

The Annual Report on the activities carried out in 2018 was adopted by the EUCPN Board at its meeting in February 2019.

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Toolboxes and thematic papers

The EUCPN Secretariat collects contributions from the Member States and prepares toolboxes and thematic papers with information and good practices in various fields related to crime prevention.

The materials are published at the EUCPN website. The recently published toolbox concerns preventing the victimisation of minors in the digital age.

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Network’s official website

The network has an official website in English, maintained by the EUCPN Office. The resources available on the website include: 

  • documents adopted by the Board:
  • policies, strategies, legislative solutions, information on actions taken by Member States in specific areas of crime (including theft, sex crimes, juvenile delinquency, domestic violence), as well as good practices and projects;
  • toolboxes and thematic papers;
  • contact information for EUCPN representatives in the respective Member States.

Some documents are translated into selected Member State official languages.

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