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Aims and Objectives
The policing environment is dominated by global shifts in culture, technology and information. Changes in community expectations, workforce values, technological advances and policing philosophies are areas of concern to us all.
Our aims and objectives are to increase awareness and membership of the IACP within Europe, and as a result promote a greater understanding of our strategic goals. These include:
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Integrity and ethical behavior in professional policing
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Tolerance and appreciation for diversity within police agencies and with the public
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Partnerships and coalition building with the private sector and community groups
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Education about and acquisition of new technology
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Expanded research efforts, especially regarding youth and violent crime trends
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Community safety programs, especially traffic safety efforts
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Active membership of the IACP is open to law enforcement officers from middle to command level staff.
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Benefits
There a number of benefits of membership of the IACP, these include:
| Through its wide range of services and programmes the IACP provides professional development opportunities in the company of the world’s leading law enforcement professionals; |
| Members have access to Project Response, which provides immediate information regarding urgent issues of national significance; |
| Membership provides opportunities to acquire and share information through its network of more than 20,000 law enforcement professionals from around the world, |
| Members benefit from substantial discounts on conference registration, training programmes and annual subscription to IACP Net, the executive law enforcement computer network. |
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Membership:
| The current membership of IACP World Regional Office - Europe comprises of representatives of the countries and regions listed below: |
| Austria |
Georgia |
Netherlands |
Spain |
| Belgium |
Germany |
Northern Ireland |
Sweden |
| Bulgaria |
Gibraltar |
Norway |
Switzerland |
| Czech Republic |
Hungary |
Portugal |
Turkey |
| Denmark |
Iceland |
Romania |
Ukraine |
| Estonia |
Ireland |
Russian Federation |
United Kingdom |
| England |
Italy |
Scotland |
Wales |
| Finland |
Luxembourg |
Serbia |
Yugoslavia |
| France |
Malta |
Slovenia |
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Details on how to join the International Association of Chiefs of Police can be found here.
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