Center for Community-Based Policing and Post-Conflict Police Reform

Impacting Lives Together

The Center for Community-Based Policing and Post-Conflict Police Reform (or ICT4COP Center) is an international and interdisciplinary research and learning center hosted by the Department of International Environment and Development Studies, Faculty of Landscape and Society, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

Mission

This initiative led to the establishment of a constructive dialogue between officers and residents, fostering mutual respect and collaboration.

Vision

A community engagement initiative significantly improved police transparency, leading to heightened trust and cooperative partnerships.

Objective

Workshops organized on conflict resolution and community outreach equipped participants with skills to address issues collaboratively.

Our history

Learn about the center’s beginnings and how it has grown over time.

Where we work

We are proud to work with partners n a wide range of countries. 

See our events

We conduct  and host various events to improve knowledge and training.

ICT4COP interviews

Check our collection of interviews to get an inside look at the work we do and the people behind it.

Know our team

Our advisory group is made up from a well-rounded and qualified  academic team that shapes our decisions and keeps us ahead in our field.

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ICT4COP project

The online resource for ICT4COP - a European Commission Horizon 2020 Research & Innovation.

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Our Location

We are located at Noragric - Faculty of Landscape and Society at NMBU.

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ICT4COP participated in OSCE Security Committee meeting

On September 25th, ICT4COP center leader Professor Ingrid Nyborg was in Vienna to deliver a presentation on ‘Post-Conflict Police Reform – Lessons Learned and Way Forward’, for the Organization for European Security Cooperation (OSCE) Security Committee meeting. Professor Nyborg was one of four main speakers, which included the Deputy Head of the International Police Cooperation Department, National Police of Ukraine, the Director for Security and Public Safety, OSCE Mission in Kosovo, and the Deputy Director, Head of the Division of Coordination and Horizontal Affairs, Civil Planning and Capabilities, European External Action Service.

Ingrid Nyborg (second from right) speaking at the Organization for European Security Cooperation (OSCE) Security Committee meeting

The program was a unique opportunity to learn about this 57 member state organization, which supports police reform efforts across three continents. There was a lot of interest from the delegates in our ICT4COP research, and after the meeting Ingrid met with Bjørn Tore Saltvik, Adviser on Police Development and Reform in the OSCE Secretariate, to learn more of OSCE’s work in police reform, and discuss possible areas of future collaboration.