Every year the European Crime Prevention Network draws up a work programme that defines all the activities the Network is going to complete that year, in order to promote the achievement of the strategic goals. The main focus in 2019 will be on criminal reoccurring behavior within EU priorities. The Romanian Presidency will be focusing until June on victimization of minors – online and offline. The second part of the year the EUCPN will focus on the preventing of drug related juvenile delinquency under the Finnish Presidency.
The winners of the European Crime Prevention Award are known! Have a look at the winners and the participants.
The thirteenth thematic paper in the series published by the EUCPN Secretariat focuses on the theme of Youth Internet Safety.
The 10th toolbox in the series published by the EUCPN Secretariat focusses on the main theme of the Slovakian Presidency and the 2016 Best Practice Conference and European Crime Prevention Award, which is the ‘Prevention of organised crimes targeting elderly people’.
The Stockholm Criminology Symposium is an annual event, which attracts some 500 attendees from all over the world. The Symposium offers three days filled with a large number of presentations of international projects, programs, academic research as well as studies and inquiries conducted by public sector agencies.
During this one day Conference with a range of renowned speakers the focus will be on intelligence-led operations, the tracking of wildlife contraband and the funding of global terrorist networks and transnational criminal organisations.