The Socio-economic Costs of Crime and Violence in Papua New Guinea : Recommendations for Policy and Programs

At the request of the Prime Minister's office, between 2011-2013, the World Bank conducted a study to understand the social and economic costs of crime and violence in Papua New Guinea. The purpose of the study was to feed a national conversation about crime and violence and inform policy directions and program interventions. The findings of the study are summarized in this research and dialogue series. This brief outlines the policy and programming recommendations that emerge from the research. The recommendations are intended to provide information, possible policy approaches towards an ongoing dialogue on the issue of crime and violence and that they will fuel a growing coalition of state and civil society actors for an integrated response.

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Main Authors: Lakhani, Sadaf, Willman, Alys M.
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014-05
Subjects:ABUSE, ACCESS TO JUSTICE, ACCOUNTABILITY, ACTS OF VIOLENCE, ADULTHOOD, ALCOHOL, ANTENATAL CLINIC, ASSAULT, BRIBERY, CHILD WELFARE, CIVIL SOCIETY, CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, COERCION, COMPENSATION, CONFIDENCE, CORRUPT, CORRUPTION, COURT, COURTS, CRIME, CRIME RATES, CRIME STATISTICS, CRIME VICTIMIZATION, CRIMES, CUSTODY, CYCLE OF VIOLENCE, CYCLES OF VIOLENCE, DIGNITY, DOMESTIC ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ECONOMIC BENEFITS, EQUALITY, EXTORTION, FEMALE, FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION, FEMALE VICTIMS, FEMALE VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE, FEMALES, FIREARMS, GENDER, HIGH CRIME, HOMICIDE, HOMICIDE RATE, HUSBANDS, IMPRISONMENT, INCARCERATION, INJURIES, INSECURITY, INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, INVESTIGATION, JUDGES, JUSTICE, JUSTICE SYSTEM, JUVENILE JUSTICE, KIDNAPPING, LAW REFORM, LEGAL AID, LEVELS OF CRIME, LITERACY, MEDIA, MINISTER, MISAPPROPRIATION, NATIONAL LAW, PAYOFFS, PERPETRATORS, POLICE, PREGNANCY, PREGNANT WOMEN, PROPERTY CRIME, PROSECUTION, PROSECUTOR, RELIGIOUS LEADERS, ROBBERY, RULE OF LAW, SANCTIONS, SERVICE DELIVERY, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, SOCIAL CHANGE, SOCIAL CHANGES, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, STATE INSTITUTIONS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, THEFT, TRADITIONAL SYSTEMS, URBAN YOUTH, USE OF ALCOHOL, VICTIMS, VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE, VIOLENCE, VIOLENCE PREVENTION, VOCATIONAL SKILLS, VULNERABLE GROUPS, WEAPONS, WILL, YOUNG PEOPLE, YOUTH, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/05/19632259/socio-economic-costs-crime-violence-papua-new-guinea-recommendations-policy-programs
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/18974
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Summary:At the request of the Prime Minister's office, between 2011-2013, the World Bank conducted a study to understand the social and economic costs of crime and violence in Papua New Guinea. The purpose of the study was to feed a national conversation about crime and violence and inform policy directions and program interventions. The findings of the study are summarized in this research and dialogue series. This brief outlines the policy and programming recommendations that emerge from the research. The recommendations are intended to provide information, possible policy approaches towards an ongoing dialogue on the issue of crime and violence and that they will fuel a growing coalition of state and civil society actors for an integrated response.