EUCPN toolbox: work-related crime
Labour exploitation and work-related crime: a problem analysis and prevention framework
Results
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Results
Work Programme 2022
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...Work Programme 2015
The Latvian and Luxembourgisch presidencies had respectively chosen for secondary victimisation and cybercrime as there presidency theme. Read their full work programme here.Work programme & Annual report guidelines
This document defines the Work programme & Annual report guidelines.Annual Report 2013
The Irish and Lithuanian presidencies undertook the following tasks and actions during their respective presidencies. Read the full Annual Report here.Annual Report 2012
The Danish and Cypriot presidencies undertook the following tasks and actions during their respective presidencies. Read the full Annual Report here.Annual Report 2011
The Belgian and Hungarian presidencies undertook the following tasks and actions during their respective presidencies. Read the full Annual Report here.Annual Report 2014
The Greek and Italian presidencies undertook the following tasks and actions during their respective presidencies. Read the full Annual Report here.Final report Multiannual strategy 2011-2015
This document defines the Final report Multiannual strategy 2011-2015.Impact Measurement Report - second measurement
In 2012 the Board of the EUCPN agreed to measure the performance of the Network through an Impact Measurement. The results of 2012 are the so called baseline or ‘zero Measurement’...Report on National Crime Prevention Councils
In multiple Member States there are semi-independent crime prevention councils in place. Since the European Crime Prevention Network (EUCPN) wants to be a platform for crime...