POLICE-RELATED ACTIVITIES OF FIELD OPERATIONS CENTRAL ASIA raising awareness of domestic violence and women’s rights, and on issues of bride kidnapping and early marriages. One of the main goals of the CSI project was to raise awareness on tolerance within a multi-ethnic society. The CSI, therefore, conducted over 15 trainings, workshops, lectures, and projects in 2015 on topics of minority and gender equality, inter-ethnic tolerance, mediation, conflict management, and multi-ethnic policing, educating, and training for over 350 LCPC members, students, and police officers. The CSI project completed its programmatic activities and was officially closed on 11 December 2015, in agreement with the Kyrgyz Government, following an official closing ceremony in Bishkek. Representatives of the President’s Administration, the MFA, and the MoI as well as international missions accredited in the Kyrgyz Republic attended the ceremony. The overall impact of the CSI project was assessed as very positive by both the Kyrgyz officials and the donor community. Speakers at the ceremony expressed their readiness to provide support for an initiative that would provide sustainability for the CSI project’s accomplishments. Centre in Bishkek – Police-Related Activities 2015  Analysis of Lessons Learned, Assessments and Guidelines  Total   Training Information Exchange / Institution and Capacity-Building ACTIVITIES ON: General Police Development and Reform 68% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 32% CSI – Community Security Initiative General Police Development and Reform 100% Threats posed by Criminal Activity 0% 115