Управління ООН з обслуговування проектів (UNOPS) оголошує конкурс на нову вакансію.

The European Union-funded ‘Support for Rule of Law Reforms in the Areas of Police, Public Prosecution and Good Governance Project’ (known as PRAVO POLICE) has the overall objective of supporting Rule of Law in Ukraine through strengthening the systems in place to support policing, prosecution and civilian governance in Ukraine and to align its functioning with the best European and International practices.

This PRAVO POLICE Project supports the creation of an efficient law-enforcement system respectful of human rights in support of the people of Ukraine, through the provision of necessary support to the National Police and other Ukrainian authorities in charge of civilian law enforcement. On substance matters, the project relies on the EU Advisory Mission (EUAM) to Ukraine which is a Rule of Law and Police Mission, based in Kiev and with presences in Kharkiv and Lviv.

The PRAVO POLICE Project further provides support to law enforcement agencies (LEAs) capacity to upgrade their Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) supported processes and infrastructure, as well as ICT management capacity through the provision of ICT assessments, procurement of ICT equipment, and a range of other ICT solutions. This in turn will contribute to enhanced efficiency and effectiveness of LEAs’ services, while improving their accountability, transparency, and respect of human rights. 

Intelligence-led policing (ILP) has been increasingly used in many countries of the world to respond to growing challenges. It has proven to be an effective tool to address crime, allowing to make better use of resources and to identify and address priority tasks in a targeted manner. Being proactive and future-oriented, this policing method allows to prevent crime, reduce, eliminate, and counteract criminality.

Ukraine’s Strategy for the Development of the System of the Ministry of Internal Affairs adopts ILP as a methodology and a set of tools to increase the analytical potential of the National Police of Ukraine and, consequently, to contribute to improvements in public safety and order. Intelligence-led policing, despite being a rather recent concept of policing, has existed in some shape and form in the National Police of Ukraine, especially in the criminal analysis. The structure of the National Police of Ukraine includes criminal analysis units at both the central and regional levels.

In order to facilitate intelligence-led policing in Ukraine’s law-enforcement context, the introduction of the so-called ILP IT solution needs to be ensured. The solution is a set of “off-the-shelf” IT products interconnected via specially developed program modules.

The United Nations Office for Project Services in Ukraine (hereinafter referred to as ‘UNOPS’, ‘the Customer’) is to engage a contractor experienced in development and implementation of complex multi-module analytical information systems. The Contractor will provide assistance in developing functional requirements and technical specifications for hardware and software IT infrastructure.

Legislative framework

The legislative framework for the ILP and Criminal Analysis is mainly stipulated in Article 25 of the Law of Ukraine “On the National Police of Ukraine” stating the powers of the police in the information and analytical support sphere, the Law of Ukraine “On personal data protection”, the Criminal Code of Ukraine, and the Law of Ukraine “On the Operative Search Activities”.

Access to the ILP IT system will be strictly regulated and registered in entry logs, and users will be granted different access rights to the system depending on their access level.