youth concerns, such as school bullying; racketeering; early-age marriage; and domestic violence. More than 2,000 children have benefited from these events and campaigns. The outreach aimed at reducing the likelihood of schoolchildren engaging in youth criminality, and building ties between police officers and their youngest constituents. Neighbourhood Management Programme: The joint CSI-PRP Neighbourhood Management Programme (NMP) brought together police and local leaders in selected CSI districts to identify, prioritise, and resolve community-recognised problems. Several capacity building events were held to foster NM teams with project implementation. In November, the first “National Neighbourhood Management Forum” was held in Osh. The Forum was sponsored by PRP and attended by the management of CSI, all IPAs and NM teams, engaged in the project. CSI, with their local partners in the MoI, and LCPCs gave presentations to each other, exchanged best practices and shared lessons learned. Within the frameworks of the CSI/PRP-supported NMP, several projects were initiated and successfully implemented within the reporting period: - - - Kyzyl Kiya: Eight video cameras were installed in the premises of the multi-ethnic School #2. According to the school principal, safety at school was improved as closer co-operation with local police was achieved; Karavan village (Kyzyl-Kiya district): Three video cameras were installed at the central street and the newly opened police sub-station; Kara Suu: Traffic lights and signs were installed in Kara-Suu town, garbage bins provided in some neighborhoods, lighting provided in the school back yard, and a dog shelter was built; Aravan: Garbage bins were installed, street lights provided, and crosswalk lines were painted. Uzgen: Street lights were installed in some of the main streets. Nookat: Protective fences around the kindergarten were built and lights installed. Various sport activities were organized; Kara-Dobo village (Chuy district): A Youth Center was renovated and furnished; Zhayil (Chuy district): Street lights were installed; Bazar Korgon: Speed bumps and traffic signs were installed near the Navoi school; Osh city: Pedestrian crossings (zebras), pedestrian signs and speed bumps were installed in the Ak Tilek area; and protective fences were built around a kindergarten; Isfana: Road signs and speed bumps were installed near five schools; Kyzyl Kiya. The Youth Centre in Kyzyl Kiya was renovated; Suzak: A fence around a water pump and electrical transformer was installed to secure citizens who are using water from that place; Suzak: A ‘Playground of Friendship” was created; Batken district: Furniture, books and table-tennis were donated to the local library. Priority 2: Respect for and promotion of human rights by the police is increased Throughout the year, human rights violations by law enforcement bodies remained a great concern of CSI. The prioritisation of human rights took considerably longer than the development of community policing programmes. However, human rights trainings have become a fundamental tool in conveying international standards to local counterparts. While at the beginning programmes were initiated by CSI, increasingly they were being requested by the communities and national counterparts, as were other means of supporting human rights in different AORs of the CSI. 140