Eliminating the menace: LEAs to be trained through e-learning programme
'UNODC is currently transforming the training platform from computer-based to a full-scale e-learning'
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MULTAN:
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Pakistan has introduced an e-learning programme to strengthen law enforcement agencies for the elimination of crimes in Pakistan. UNODC Representative Cesar Guedes visited the newly established e-learning centre at Police Lines in Multan on Wednesday.
Guedes described e-learning programme a success which complimented the traditional training system of police to enhance personal knowledge in specialised areas along international standards.
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He added, “UNODC is currently transforming the training platform from computer-based to a full-scale e-learning so it could be made available in online format with additional features and benefits.”
The UNODC representative maintained, “Within the framework of UNODC Pakistan Programme, e-learning has been identified as a priority assistance towards building the law enforcement capacity so it can meet the security challenges, as well as community expectations.”
Published in The Express Tribune, May 11th, 2017.
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Pakistan has introduced an e-learning programme to strengthen law enforcement agencies for the elimination of crimes in Pakistan. UNODC Representative Cesar Guedes visited the newly established e-learning centre at Police Lines in Multan on Wednesday.
Guedes described e-learning programme a success which complimented the traditional training system of police to enhance personal knowledge in specialised areas along international standards.
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He added, “UNODC is currently transforming the training platform from computer-based to a full-scale e-learning so it could be made available in online format with additional features and benefits.”
The UNODC representative maintained, “Within the framework of UNODC Pakistan Programme, e-learning has been identified as a priority assistance towards building the law enforcement capacity so it can meet the security challenges, as well as community expectations.”
Published in The Express Tribune, May 11th, 2017.