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An analysis of the implementation of sector policing in SowetoButhelezi, Dumisani Sydwell 09 1900 (has links)
As an approach to solve the crime problems affecting all the citizens of this country, South Africa adopted the sector policing concept. This approach is also seen as a means of bringing the community and the police closer by appointing sector commanders who do community liaison and problem-solving work in the geographically demarcated sectors. Sector policing is not a strategy on its own, as stated in the Final Draft National Instruction of Sector policing of 2003, the connection between sector policing and community-policing philosophy is very clear. Sector policing it described as a practical manifestation of community policing. The key elements of sector policing are its geographic focus, problem-solving methodologies and community consultation.
On 13 July 2009, it (sector policing) became an official policing instrument in the country. The sanctioning of sector policing proposed that in the nine (9) South African provinces, 45 police stations (5 stations per province) implemented sector policing and the remainder had to be implemented before the end of 2012. As of now (2014), the assumption could be made that all police stations in South Africa implemented this strategy. Therefore, it should now be imperative to analyse the implementation in a specific area, for instance Soweto, where it had been in existence for a while, as well as to determine its effectiveness in this area.
The results of the study summarily indicated that the efficiency and effectiveness of sector policing in Soweto is predominately reliant on sectors demarcation into manageable sizes and the provision of adequate and sufficient resources. / Police Practice / M. Tech. (Policing)
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Bekämpa islamofobi i skolanRahic, Ervin January 2020 (has links)
I detta SAG framförs huvudsakligen exempel på olika beprövade metoder som lärare kan använda sig utav för att reducera islamofobi i grundskolan och även på gymnasiet. Genom att eleverna utvecklar ett antirasistiskt tänkande leder det till att de också får ett bredare perspektiv på omvärlden. Den största orsaken till fördomarna om islam har sin grund i media som propagerar en negativ syn på islam. Metoderna visar tydligt att man kan minimera elevers fördomar om islam men dock krävs det mer forskning för att få fram metoder som kan tillämpas på olika didaktiska sätt.
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An analysis of the implementation of sector policing in SowetoButhelezi, Dumisani Sydwell 09 1900 (has links)
As an approach to solve the crime problems affecting all the citizens of this country, South Africa adopted the sector policing concept. This approach is also seen as a means of bringing the community and the police closer by appointing sector commanders who do community liaison and problem-solving work in the geographically demarcated sectors. Sector policing is not a strategy on its own, as stated in the Final Draft National Instruction of Sector policing of 2003, the connection between sector policing and community-policing philosophy is very clear. Sector policing it described as a practical manifestation of community policing. The key elements of sector policing are its geographic focus, problem-solving methodologies and community consultation.
On 13 July 2009, it (sector policing) became an official policing instrument in the country. The sanctioning of sector policing proposed that in the nine (9) South African provinces, 45 police stations (5 stations per province) implemented sector policing and the remainder had to be implemented before the end of 2012. As of now (2014), the assumption could be made that all police stations in South Africa implemented this strategy. Therefore, it should now be imperative to analyse the implementation in a specific area, for instance Soweto, where it had been in existence for a while, as well as to determine its effectiveness in this area.
The results of the study summarily indicated that the efficiency and effectiveness of sector policing in Soweto is predominately reliant on sectors demarcation into manageable sizes and the provision of adequate and sufficient resources. / Police Practice / M. Tech. (Policing)
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Banque mondiale et droit au développement des pays d'Afrique subsaharienne : l'impact des programmes mis en oeuvre au Bénin, au Cameroun et au Togo / World Bank and Right to development : the impact of programs implements in Benin, Cameroon and TogoNtolo Bekoa, Martine Nadège 11 December 2014 (has links)
La pauvreté est un phénomène qui touche tous les continents et plus particulièrement l’Afrique. Elle affecte surtout les populations des pays sous développés. Malgré la lutte de ces derniers au lendemain de la seconde guerre mondiale en faveur de l’établissement d’un nouvel ordre économique international qui assurerait leur droit au développement, force est de constater que la question de la lutte contre la pauvreté est encore d’actualité. La Banque mondiale est l’un des acteurs centraux qui accompagnent les pays africains, entre autres, à réaliser leur développement socio-économique à travers la mise en œuvre de projets et programmes de développement. Cependant, la reconnaissance du droit au développement et de ses principes par la Banque mondiale ne s’est pas opérée sans réticence au début. C’est seulement à partir des années 1990 et plus encore au début des années 2000 avec les Objectifs du Millénaire pour le Développement, que l’institution a changé sa vision du développement, élargi ses objectifs, adopté de nouvelles politiques et posé de nouvelles conditionnalités d’octroi de son financement respectueux des principes ou exigences de la Déclaration du droit au développement. Ce changement traduit l’échec des politiques appliquées par la Banque Mondiale en Afrique subsaharienne avant les années 1990. Quels étaient ces politiques ? L’évolution institutionnelle, idéologique de l’institution et ses nouvelles conditionnalités contribuent-elles à assurer un impact plus positif des projets ou programmes de développement en Afrique en général, et plus particulièrement au Bénin, au Cameroun et au Togo ? La décentralisation des compétences et attributions de l’Etat dans la plupart des pays d’Afrique subsaharienne en faveur des collectivités locales constitue-t-elle un cadre plus favorable à la réalisation du droit au développement ? / The poverty is a phenomenon which touches all the continents and more particularly Africa. It affects especially the populations of countries under developed. In spite of the fight of these last ones after the second world war in favour of the establishment of a new international economic order which would ensure their right for the development, the forces is to notice that the question of the fight against the poverty is still of current events. The World Bank is one of the central actors who accompany the African countries, among others, to realize their socioeconomic development through the application of projects and programs of development. However, the recognition of the right for the development and of its principles by the World Bank did not take place without hesitation at the beginning. It is only from 1990s and more still at the beginning of 2000s with the Objectives of the Millennium for the Development, that the institution changed its vision of the development, widens its objectives, adopts new policies and poses of news conditions of granting of its respectful financing of the principles or the requirements of the Declaration of the right for the development.This change translates the failure of the policies applied by the World Bank in sub-Saharan Africa before 1990s. What were these policies? The institutional, ideological evolution of the institution and does its new conditionality contribute to ensure a more positive impact of the projects or the development programs in Africa generally, and more particularly in Benin, in Cameroon and in Togo? Does the decentralization of the skills and the attributions of the State, in most of the countries of sub-Saharan Africa in favour of local authorities, constitute a limit more favorable to the realization of the law for the development?
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An analysis of the role of the South African Police Service and the local government in crime preventionPheiffer, Debra Claire 11 June 2014 (has links)
Summary in English and Afrikaans / Crime is unwanted in any society because it brings about fear, anger and hatred. As people living in a world of constant change, we tend to strive for innovation which
this research endeavours. The South African Police Service (SAPS) and all relevant
role-players become partners in the fight against not only crime, but also community
problems that threaten the well-being of inhabitants. Local Government is attempting
to develop communities in municipal areas and SAPS primary function is to reduce
crime. If crime is one of the main obstacles in improving the quality of life, then surely
government authorities must take responsibility for local safety, and who better than
these two key organisations taking the lead.
This study investigates the roles of SAPS and Local Government in crime prevention
in the Cape Winelands District Municipality; also whether their co-operation brings
about fruitful results and what interventions are actively in place. It further explores
whether their integrated approach has an impact on the safety and security of local
communities. Lastly, it determines whether their collaboration is effective or not; and
what additional improvements can be implemented, seeking new insights for future
reference. Three hundred (300) questionnaires were distributed to senior
management members of the SAPS and Local Government, as well as other relative
stakeholders who contribute to increasing safety. Crime reduction influences all
spheres of society, for example our economy, businesses, tourism etc.
Reducing crime and building safer communities must be a priority for all South
Africans. To achieve this, crime prevention programmes should be initiated at
community level, since crime prevention involves responding to a few priority
problems, using multi-agency approaches. Government legislation and policies urge
both organisations to take the lead in implementing crime prevention projects which
this study discovered. This analysis is not to re-invent the wheel but to find effective
ways in strengthening partnership which leads to new knowledge in the field of crime
prevention at local level. One of the basic needs of any community is the need for
safety and security and this study aims to assist and contribute to increase safety
using an integrated approach. / Enige samelewing het „n afkeur aan misdaad omdat dit angs, haat en negatiewe
emosies aanwakker. Omdat die mensdom gedurig verandering in die gesig staar,
poog hierdie navorsing om nuwe idees. Die Suid Afrikaanse Polisie Diens (SAPD) en
ander rolspelers is vennote in die bekamping van misdaad, asook probleme wat die
welstand van elke gemeenskap bedreig. Plaaslike owerhede beywer hulle om
gemeenskappe te vestig terwyl misdaadbekamping die SAPD se primêre doel is.
Hierdie studie ondersoek die rolle van die SAPD en plaaslike owerhede in die
bekamping van misdaad binne die grense van die Wynland Distrikte Munisipailteit.
Ook ondersoek hierdie studie of daar vrugbare uitslae en aktiewe maatreëls in plek
is om misdaad hok te slaan. Verder ondersoek die studie of gesamentlike aksies
enige impak op die gemeenskap se veiligheid en sekuriteit het. Ten laaste bepaal
hierdie studie of die samewerking vrugte afwerp of nie; en watter nuwe metodes
aangewend kan word ter verbetering in die lig van toekomstige vraagstukke rondom
misdaad.
Tydens hierdie studie is 300 vraelyste versprei onder senior lede van die SAPD en
plaaslike regering sowel as ander gemeenskap rolspelers. Misdaadbekamping speel
„n belangrike rol in enige gemeenskap aangesien dit „n impak het op die ekonomie,
handel, toerisme, ens. Dus is die verlaging van die misdaad syfer en die bou van
veilige gemeenskappe elke Suid-Afrikaner se plig. Om hierdie doel te bereik, verg
samemerking tussen elke vennoot, aangesien misdaadbekamping elke persoon,
organisasie en regerings department se prioriteit behoort te wees.
Wetgewing moedig alle rolspelers aan en in hierdie geval, SAPD en plaaslike
owerhede, om die voortou te neem tydens die implementering van projekte ter
bekamping van misdaad. Hierdie studie se mikpunt is om effektiewe maniere te vind
om die vennootskap in misdaadbekamping op plaaslike vlak te versterk. Die
uiteindelike doel is om „n positiewe bydrae te maak in die basiese behoeftes van elke
gemeenskap; om veiligheid en sekuriteit deur „n standpunt van vennootskap te
ondersoek en te implementeer; en sodoende „n omgee kultuur in dié Distrik te
verseker. / Police Practice / D. Litt. et Phil. (Police Science)
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An analysis of the role of the South African Police Service and the local government in crime preventionPheiffer, Debra Claire 11 June 2014 (has links)
Summary in English and Afrikaans / Crime is unwanted in any society because it brings about fear, anger and hatred. As people living in a world of constant change, we tend to strive for innovation which
this research endeavours. The South African Police Service (SAPS) and all relevant
role-players become partners in the fight against not only crime, but also community
problems that threaten the well-being of inhabitants. Local Government is attempting
to develop communities in municipal areas and SAPS primary function is to reduce
crime. If crime is one of the main obstacles in improving the quality of life, then surely
government authorities must take responsibility for local safety, and who better than
these two key organisations taking the lead.
This study investigates the roles of SAPS and Local Government in crime prevention
in the Cape Winelands District Municipality; also whether their co-operation brings
about fruitful results and what interventions are actively in place. It further explores
whether their integrated approach has an impact on the safety and security of local
communities. Lastly, it determines whether their collaboration is effective or not; and
what additional improvements can be implemented, seeking new insights for future
reference. Three hundred (300) questionnaires were distributed to senior
management members of the SAPS and Local Government, as well as other relative
stakeholders who contribute to increasing safety. Crime reduction influences all
spheres of society, for example our economy, businesses, tourism etc.
Reducing crime and building safer communities must be a priority for all South
Africans. To achieve this, crime prevention programmes should be initiated at
community level, since crime prevention involves responding to a few priority
problems, using multi-agency approaches. Government legislation and policies urge
both organisations to take the lead in implementing crime prevention projects which
this study discovered. This analysis is not to re-invent the wheel but to find effective
ways in strengthening partnership which leads to new knowledge in the field of crime
prevention at local level. One of the basic needs of any community is the need for
safety and security and this study aims to assist and contribute to increase safety
using an integrated approach. / Enige samelewing het „n afkeur aan misdaad omdat dit angs, haat en negatiewe
emosies aanwakker. Omdat die mensdom gedurig verandering in die gesig staar,
poog hierdie navorsing om nuwe idees. Die Suid Afrikaanse Polisie Diens (SAPD) en
ander rolspelers is vennote in die bekamping van misdaad, asook probleme wat die
welstand van elke gemeenskap bedreig. Plaaslike owerhede beywer hulle om
gemeenskappe te vestig terwyl misdaadbekamping die SAPD se primêre doel is.
Hierdie studie ondersoek die rolle van die SAPD en plaaslike owerhede in die
bekamping van misdaad binne die grense van die Wynland Distrikte Munisipailteit.
Ook ondersoek hierdie studie of daar vrugbare uitslae en aktiewe maatreëls in plek
is om misdaad hok te slaan. Verder ondersoek die studie of gesamentlike aksies
enige impak op die gemeenskap se veiligheid en sekuriteit het. Ten laaste bepaal
hierdie studie of die samewerking vrugte afwerp of nie; en watter nuwe metodes
aangewend kan word ter verbetering in die lig van toekomstige vraagstukke rondom
misdaad.
Tydens hierdie studie is 300 vraelyste versprei onder senior lede van die SAPD en
plaaslike regering sowel as ander gemeenskap rolspelers. Misdaadbekamping speel
„n belangrike rol in enige gemeenskap aangesien dit „n impak het op die ekonomie,
handel, toerisme, ens. Dus is die verlaging van die misdaad syfer en die bou van
veilige gemeenskappe elke Suid-Afrikaner se plig. Om hierdie doel te bereik, verg
samemerking tussen elke vennoot, aangesien misdaadbekamping elke persoon,
organisasie en regerings department se prioriteit behoort te wees.
Wetgewing moedig alle rolspelers aan en in hierdie geval, SAPD en plaaslike
owerhede, om die voortou te neem tydens die implementering van projekte ter
bekamping van misdaad. Hierdie studie se mikpunt is om effektiewe maniere te vind
om die vennootskap in misdaadbekamping op plaaslike vlak te versterk. Die
uiteindelike doel is om „n positiewe bydrae te maak in die basiese behoeftes van elke
gemeenskap; om veiligheid en sekuriteit deur „n standpunt van vennootskap te
ondersoek en te implementeer; en sodoende „n omgee kultuur in dié Distrik te
verseker. / Police Practice / D. Litt. et Phil. (Police Science)
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