Examples of using Crime data in English and their translations into Russian
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The Office worked on improving crime data collection and making data available to the public and policymakers.
National crime data systems are almost always developed in line with national needs,
ODIHR will conduct desk research to map the current national hate crime data collection landscape.
is interested in crime data collection for the following three reasons.
With regard to technical assistance to improve countries' capacity to produce and disseminate crime data, UNODC continues to provide advisory services
While the media is not the primary user of crime data, their influence should not be underestimated,
The country profile project is an attempt to build capacity in African countries to preserve and utilize crime data for the assessment of threats
In response to the need to avoid duplication of efforts in crime data collection, UNODC has strengthened working relationships with the Statistical Office of the European Union(Eurostat)
Sadly, however, it has become apparent that the States that are able to collect and share crime data in the twenty-first century are the same that were arranging numbers in neat columns already at the beginning of the twentieth century.
on improving the collection, reporting and analysis of crime data E/CN.15/2010/14.
electronic recording of hate crime and to enable the CPS publicly to report on hate crime data in a single annual report.
including the establishment of a national criminal information centre to coordinate all national crime data files.
to the Internet and allows you to read crime data online, as well as see the most crime intensive areas.
CTOC/COP/WG.6/2012/2* relates not only to the need for better and more accurate crime data, but also on information- wherever possible- which can be obtained through greater transparency of the information on legal transfers for example,
the inclusion of hate crime data, including religion,
efficient police services and frequent improvements in the crime data collection system, as well as more trust in government institutions among citizens
In order to consolidate the search for effective crime data collection in Africa, the Institute hosted a UNODC consultant from August to December 2008,
in continuing to maintain and analyse crime data;
crime and corruption),">improving the capacity to produce crime data and coordination at the national level, and fostering the quality
soundness of methodologies used to produce crime data.