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Melinda Gyökös Community crime prevention and social reintegration of offenders in Hungary

17-18 September 2007 Chisinau www.bunmegelozes.hu. Melinda Gyökös Community crime prevention and social reintegration of offenders in Hungary. Programmes for the social reintegration of offenders. General rules of procedure at the call for proposals Themes and projects implemented in 2005

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Melinda Gyökös Community crime prevention and social reintegration of offenders in Hungary

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  1. 17-18 September 2007 Chisinau www.bunmegelozes.hu Melinda GyökösCommunity crime prevention and social reintegration of offenders in Hungary

  2. Programmes for the social reintegration of offenders • General rules of procedure at the call for proposals • Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Themes and projects implemented in 2006 • Themes and projects to be implemented in 2007 • Conclusion

  3. defining the themes submitting the proposals decision: selection project-delivery monitoring closing the support period utilisation of the results General rules of procedure at the call for proposals: phases

  4. Available annual budget for the call for proposals • since 2005 community crime prevention is one of the five facultative public interests for which 1% of the personal income tax could be offered • in 2006 178 million HUF (700 787 €) in 2007 191 million HUF (751 968 €) were available for the CP Unit • the amount is mostly used for funding projects through call for proposals (152 million HUF in 2008, 118 million HUF in 2007)

  5. Preparing the themes of the call for proposals • knowledge based • proposed by the members of the NCPB • launched by the colleagues of CP Unit • final decision by the chair of NCPB • themes to be published in the Hungarian Közlöny, on the website and in a national journal

  6. Submitting the proposals • applicable amount of support yearly defined in the call • self-contribution of the applicant must be at least 10 % of the total budget • proposals to be submitted to the regional offices of the National State Treasury • formally and financially eligible applications are forwarded to the CP Unit

  7. Decision: selecting the applicants to be supported • experts/professionals of the certain fields are involved in the jury • the jury works in groups of 3-6 persons (depends on the number of applicants in the certain theme) - each group judges the applications in one certain theme • programmes proposed for support by the groups are finally discussed at the meeting of the final advisory committee • final decision by the chair of NCPB

  8. Decision: aspects and considerations to be taken into account • quality of the project planned • professional competences and co-operation in partnership • budget and cost-effectiveness

  9. Decision after the decision the list of the applicants that have won support and the amount of the support is to be published • in the Hungarian Közlöny • on the website (www.bunmegelozes.hu)

  10. Delivery of the projects • signing the contract of support • the elements of the programme are to be delivered between September and April • receiving the support (30 % - 50% - 20%) • financial audit by the Hungarian National Treasury • professional supervision by the CP Unit

  11. Monitoring of the projects • monitors: experts/professionals of the certain field • each project is monitored by two persons • each monitor has to complete 3 personal visits at the place of the project deliveryand fill in a form of its experiencesconsidering certain aspects

  12. Monitoring of the projects: aspects and considerations to be taken into account • keeping the schedule • following the project plan • documentation • development of the cooperating partners • quality of cooperation • reaching the target group • final indicators of the programme • material and personal resources

  13. Monitoring of the projects: aspects and considerations to be taken into account • publicity and communication • methods, methodological innovations • delaying or endangering circumstances or events • information on similar programmes or methods • the use of own resources and the amount of the support • event at the time of the visit

  14. Monitoring of the projects: aspects and considerations to be taken into account • self-evaluation/evaluation by the participants • suggestions by the monitor referring to the certain project • sustainability of the results • other

  15. Closing the support-period • final study to be professionally examined by both the monitors and the colleagues of the CP Unit, and accepted by the chair of NCPB • when the final study is accepted, the rest of the support amount is addressed to the project-deliverer

  16. Utilisation of the project results • the project-deliverer has the rights of utilising the results • the CP Unit and the chair of NCPB provide help to find the means of optimal utilisation

  17. Programmes for the social reintegration of offenders • General rules of procedure at the call for proposals • Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Themes and projects implemented in 2006 • Themes and projects to be implemented in 2007 • Conclusion

  18. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • the NCPB has supported 40 selected applicants with 196 211 100 HUF (772 485 €) in order to develop the macro- and micro-projects in the fields defined by the call for proposals • eight applicants were selected to deliver restorative and reintegration programmes and have obtained 55 307 200 HUF (217 745 €) support altogether

  19. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 applicants were invited to deliver activities to promote the social reintegration • of the prisoners • those under the supervision of a probation officer

  20. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Project-deliverer: Regional Training Centre, Kecskemét • partners: Állampuszta National Penal Institute • target group: under-skilled inmates • project elements: park-keeper course, self-developing panel • number of participants: 15 persons • amount of support: 3 402 000 HUF (13 394 €)

  21. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Project-deliverer: Veszprém County Office of Justice – Probation Service • partners: County Centre for Employment, Family Assistant Centre and Children Welfare Service of the Municipalities of Veszprém and Várpalota, 3 professional schools and the Alternative Department of Primary Schools • target group: juvenile delinquents supervision of a probation officer • project elements: personality- and self-awareness-developing, job orientation group activities • number of participants: 29 persons • amount of support: 3 072 000 HUF (12094 €)

  22. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Project-deliverer: Békés County Office of Justice – Probation Service • partners: County Centre for Employment, Family Assistant Centre and Children Welfare Service of the Municipality of Békéscsaba • target group: juvenile delinquents supervision of a probation officer and their parents • project elements: conflict-managing group activities, parent groups, case-consulting group, labour-market training • number of participants: 32 persons • amount of support: 3 818 000 HUF (15 031 €)

  23. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer: Tolna County Centre for Employment • partners: T. County Penal Institute, T. County Office of Justice – Probation Service, Union of the Municipalities of Roma Ethnic Minority in T. County • target group: prisoners and persons under the supervision of the probation service • project elements: computer technology course, group activities, labour-market, job-seeking techniques and self-recognition trainings, labour-advice, registration of unemployment family members • number of participants: 20 persons • amount of support: 4 981 200 HUF (19 493 €)

  24. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer: Balassagyarmat Penitentiary and Prison • partners: Nógrád County Office of Justice – Probation Service, an association, N. County Centre for Employment, and a limited company • target group: prisoners and their family meembers • project elements: house-painter and paper-hanger course, self-awareness-, conflict-managing- communication-, labour-market- and job-seeking trainings, registration of unemployment family members • number of participants: 82 persons • amount of support: 4 917 000 HUF (19 358 €)

  25. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer: Baranya County Penal Institute • partners: B. County Office of Justice - Probation Service and B. County Centre for Employment • target group:prisoners and released • project elements: labour-advice, professional preparation and self-awareness groups, registration of unemployment released, labour-market and professional training, employment-programmes, individual case-handling and group activities • number of participants: 217 persons • amount of support: 2 028 000 HUF (7 984 €)

  26. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer: Hungarian Trade Association - Training and Service Centre Ltd., Budapest • partners: Forensic Institute for Observation and Mental Treatment • target group: people under treatment at the partner institute • project elements: park-keeper course, personality-development programmes • number of participants: 27 persons • amount of support: 3 791 000 HUF (14 925 €)

  27. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer: Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County Folk-College Association • partners: JNSZ County Penal Institute • target group: prisoners right before release • project elements: computer technology course, skill-improving, labour-market- and job-seeking-trainings and advice • number of participants: 131 persons • amount of support: 2 298 000 HUF (9 047 €)

  28. Programmes for the social reintegration of offenders • General rules of procedure at the call for proposals • Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • Themes and projects implemented in 2006 • Themes and projects to be implemented in 2007 • Conclusion

  29. Themes and projects implemented in 2006 • the NCPB has supported 27 selected applicants with 151 948 500 HUF (542 673 €) in order to develop the macro- and micro-projects in the fields defined by the call for proposals • two applicants were selected to deliver restorative-reintegration projects and have obtained 26 918 700 HUF (105 979 €) support altogether

  30. Themes and projects implemented in 2006 applicants were expected to develop complex model-programmes supporting restorative justice: organise activities for common-interests in order to reintegrate • prisoners • released • those sentenced to community service • those under the supervision of the probation service

  31. Themes and projects implemented in 2006 • project-deliverer: Állampuszta State Penal Institute • partners: Bács-Kiskun County Office of Justice, Municipality of Harta, Regional Training Centre, two associations, the local television, a publisher, and the local museum • target group: prisoners • project elements: park-keeper course, work activities, thematic courses • number of participants: 30 persons • amount of support: 10 009 500 HUF (39 407 €)

  32. Themes and projects implemented in 2005 • project-deliverer:Sátoraljaújhely Penitentiary and Prison • partners:Municipalitiy of Sátoraljaújhely, Institute and Museum of War History, BAZ County Office of Justice, Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Sociological Research Institute, an association, Christian churches, and a local television • target group: prisoners • project elements:work activities, computer technology practice, crime prevention visits • number of participants: 28 persons • amount of support: 16 909 200HUF(66 572€)

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