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CLEEN promotes public safety, security and justice through empirical research, advocacy, demonstration programmes and publications in partnership with government and civil society |
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 Interview granted by Innocent Chukwuma, Executive Director, CLEEN Foundation at the MacArthur Award Ceremony for Creative and Effective Institutions, 2006
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For her assiduous work and contributions in the area of policing in Nigeria, CLEEN Foundation was a recipient of the prestigious MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions, 2006.The award is an initiative of the MacArthur Foundation to expand its tradition of encouraging individual creativity and building effective institutions to help address some of the world’s most challenging problems. Here are excerpts from an exclusive interview with the Executive Director, CLEEN Foundation, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma at the award ceremony. Watch video
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Police and Policing in West africa |
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Policing in West Africa has overtime become a mixed basket of advances, reversals and mounting challenges as a result of the numerous forms of police reform programs and initiatives introduced by individual countries in the sub region to address issues affecting
the safety and security needs of their people. This compilation of proceedings of a three-day Regional Conference on Police and Policing in West Africa organized by CLEEN Foundation in December, 2006 provides an insight into problems, initiatives and strategies employed by civil society and key stakeholders in policing across the West African sub region and beyond to addressing police and policing issues with a view to developing a West Africa wide strategy to dealing with the problems.Read more |
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What do you know about the Police Service Commission? |
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In this edition, we bring you events as they happen in the various departments that make up our organization.
The human interest story tagged “she could be your sister” reflected in this newsletter makes an interesting read for you. We also look forward to your constructive criticism which will further enrich the quality of our newsletter.
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The primary objective of the Internship Programme is to expose participants to policing and human rights issues on a global level. They will become familiar with the challenges facing civil society in Nigeria and have the opportunity to offer concrete assistance to grassroots organizations.
Interns will be involved in various interactive sessions with other Civil Society Organisations, Media Organisations, Criminal Justice Institutions and Donors. In addition they will also be engaged in a training session on Project Management and Development. It is also an opportunity to acquire new skills and to develop new abilities.
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