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| Round Table: Measuring Progress against Transnational Organised Crime
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 On 21 February 2012 , the Center for the Study of Democracy held a round table entitled Measuring Progress against Transnational Organised Crime. Special guests were Ms. Jennifer Rubin, Director, Communities, Safety and Justice Programme, RAND Europe and Ms. Emma Disley, researcher at the same program. In her presentation Ms. Rubin elaborated on the challenge of measuring transnational organised crime. The evaluation of such measures is essential when it comes to the impact that law enforcement interventions have with regard to countering transnational organized crime. Over the last years efforts have been directed towards the development of new strategies, policies and approaches to measure wider areas of criminal activities and illicit markets. She underlined that the research of larger data sets and development of clusters of indicators facilitate the building up of the full picture of transnational organised crime as well as the interaction among various illegal market and licit economy. 
The event was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Interior, General Directorate Combating Organised Crime and diplomatic missions.
Agenda (Adobe PDF, 536 KB)
Ms Jennifer Rubin's CV (Adobe PDF, 148 KB)
Presentation by Ms Jennifer Rubin, Director, Communities, Safety and Justice Programme, RAND Europe (Adobe PDF, 1,80 MB)
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