In an effort to bolster its data management, members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) who are responsible for the collection, storage and general management of data, especially as it relates to sexual and gender-based crimes recently benefitted from a data quality assurance workshop.
According to a GPF release, the training programme was hosted by the Justice Education Society (JES), through the Strengthening Justice for Women, Girls, and Indigenous Peoples in Guyana Project, funded by the Government of Canada. It was held at the Officers Training Centre (OTC), Camp Road, Eve Leary, Georgetown.
Attendees at the opening included Deputy Commissioner ‘Administration’ (Ag), Ravindradat Budhram, along with Justice Education Society Country Representative and Project Director, Lisa Thompson; and Senior International Representative Officer from the Canadian High Commission, Tariq Williams.
