The Community Policing Curriculum was designed by a Working Group consisting of representatives from the MoI, the Police Academy and the Secondary Police School. The OSCE-contracted international expert served as Working Group’s leader. In addition, a ToT course was conducted for faculty staff on interactive teaching methods and tools. A story-book for children Kind Advices of Policeman was published in the Kyrgyz, Russian and English languages. The book contained advice from police to children (7-12 years old) on traffic rules, personal safety, safe internet use, school bullying. This story-book was distributed at the regional police departments. In total, 2,000 copies in Russian and 3,000 copies in Kyrgyz were published. In addition, a CP textbook was published in the Kyrgyz and Russian languages. 1,050 copies were printed. The PRP organized a study tour to Armenia for mid-level police managers. Participants in this tour had previously been implementing CP concepts in practice. The main aim of the tour was to introduce them to the work of the Armenian police and to participate at a conference on Community Policing. From 9-16 November, the PRP hosted a delegation from the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Four Afghan police officers and one UNDP representative visited the OSCE Centre in Bishkek, the MoI, the Police Academy and the Community Policing Training Centre (CPTC) in Osh in order to share experiences in community policing. In 2013, the PRP continued to support the Community Policing Training Centre (CPTC) established at the Special Secondary Police School in Osh. At this stage, minor renovations were provided. The main focus was on capacity building for the Secondary Police School faculty staff. For its implementation, the Neighborhood Management course was conducted. The course targeted faculty staff of the Secondary Police School, the police departments from the Southern region (Osh, Jalal-Abad and Batken), Local Crime Prevention Centres (LCPCs) and CSI Police Advisers. In total 23 districts were covered by this course, which was divided into the following parts: 1) introductory course by an international expert; 2) joint work/cooperation between the neighborhood inspector, LCPC and CSI adviser; 3) monthly grants for small scale projects from six to nine months. In November, the PRP, in co-operation with the Jayil Police Department, organized a seminar on “School Bullying”. In total 25 school children, 25 school teachers and JDIs participated in this seminar. The PRP also conducted a training on “Domestic Violence” for 200 neighborhood inspectors from the Northern region, including Bishkek. The main aim was to promote gender sensitivity among police officers and improve their knowledge in the Kyrgyz Republic legislation. Juvenile Delinquency In 2013, the CP project focused on improving training capacity of police officers, especially newly recruited Neighborhood Inspectors and Juvenile Delinquency Inspectors (JDIs). The training for JDIs was designed in co-operation with the MoI aimed to tackle contemporary challenges and focused on child psychology, drug and alcohol addiction, and prevention of crimes among juveniles. In total, 40 JDIs from the Northern regions, including Bishkek were trained. The PRP also supported the “National Forum on JDIs” in April 2013, aimed to address juvenile issues in the country. The PRP, in co-operation with the Bishkek Mayor’s Office, 136