The CariSECURE Quarterly Newsletter:

Project Updates:

May 2022 - UNDP and USAID Continue Partnership to Enhance Security and Combat Crime in the Caribbean

Mar 2022 - Grenada Police Force Goes High Tech with Support from USAID and UNDP

Dec 2021 - USAID’s CariSECURE Project Provides ICT Equipment to Police Forces

Sep 2021 - Double Commitment at USAID-UNDP CariSECURE Citizen Security Conference 

                 - The Future of Citizen Security Examined at USAID/UNDP Conference

Jul 2021 - I Am PRMIS

May 2021 - Case CariSECURE: A world of firsts!

                 - CariSECURE Captures 'Customer' Feedback

Apr 2021 - CariSECURE Takes a Closer Look at Crime

Feb 2021 - CariSECURE continues to champion citizen security despite COVID-19

Sep 2020 - United States Awards Additional US$1.45 million to UNDP-implemented CariSECURE Project 

                  - Strengthening the Response to Crime in the Caribbean using Data-Driven Approaches

Nov 2019 - UNDP Supports Crime Reduction in SVG

Dec 2018 - Caribbean Countries work toward Implementing ICCS

May 2018 - Caribbean National Security Ministers and Police Chiefs Learn Global Best Practices on CariSECURE High-Level Citizen Security Study Tour

Feb 2018 - Barbados Becomes First Country to Officially Adopt CariSECURE Citizen Security Toolkit and National Task Force

CariSECURE 2.0

The CariSECURE 2.0 project responds to the citizen security issues of youth crime and violence, and Trafficking in Persons (TIP) by employing a multi-pronged, human rights-based approach designed to improve national capacities for crime reduction, building upon the data gathering and analytical capacities provided to national police forces under the previous CariSECURE project.

CariSECURE 2.0
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