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Results for police performance (afghanistan)
1 results foundAuthor: United Nations Development Programme - Afghanistan Title: Police Perception Survey - 2010: The Afghan Perspective Summary: Building on the results of the first–time 2009 police performance survey, the Police Perception Survey - 2010 was conducted across the country by the Law and Order Trust Fund for Afghanistan (LOTFA), administered by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Afghanistan. The objective was to consolidate information from a large sample of the Afghan populace, representative of all the regions, to assess the progress of the Afghan police force on a variety of police related issues, according to established baselines of the previous year. The survey was contracted out to the Afghan Center for Socio-Economic and Opinion Research (ACSOR), which has established itself as a major provider of quantitative and qualitative research in Afghanistan for groups such as the Asia Foundation and the International Security Assistance Force for Afghanistan (ISAF). ACSOR interviewed 5,052 Afghans (2,728 males and 2,324 females), age 18 or older, across all 34 provinces of the country. The survey, consisting of 61 substantive questions, many of which in multiple parts, dwelt on a wide variety of issues, directly or indirectly related to police performance. Details: Kabul: United Nations Development Programme - Afghanistan, 2010. 91p. Source: Internet Resource: Accessed February 10, 2011 at: http://www.undp.org.af/Publications/KeyDocuments/2011/Police%20Perception%20Survey%20Book%202010%20FINAL%20(6th%20Jan%202011).pdf Year: 2010 Country: Afghanistan URL: http://www.undp.org.af/Publications/KeyDocuments/2011/Police%20Perception%20Survey%20Book%202010%20FINAL%20(6th%20Jan%202011).pdf Shelf Number: 120741 Keywords: Police Performance (Afghanistan)Police-Community Relations |