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The European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation TAKEDOWN project is launching an European public on-line survey among practitioners to understand the dimensions of organised crime and terrorist networks for developing effective and efficient security solutions and practical toolkits for first-line-practitioners and professionals. TAKEDOWN project work comes from 18 European scientific, technology, research, social and security institutions joining efforts and expertise to identify, prevent and respond to crime and terrorist networks.
We want to invite European practitioners from all kind fields (Law Enforcement Agencies, educators and professors, social workers, psychologists, NGOs, youth workers, prison officers, security professionals among others) related to organized crime and terrorism to participate in the survey.
This take only a few minutes in which you will be asked to answer some general questions not intended to address particular circumstances of any individual or entity but understanding the dimensions of organized crime and terrorist networks in order to create effective and efficient security solutions for first-line practitioners and professionals.
This take only a few minutes in which you will be asked to answer some general questions not intended to address particular circumstances of any individual or entity but understanding the dimensions of organized crime and terrorist networks in order to create effective and efficient security solutions for first-line practitioners and professionals.
We would appreciate if you could take the time to respond to the web-based survey (available in 10 different languages) that you can access here:
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Please feel free to disseminate this message as well to other stakeholders of the your organization.
In case of questions, you can contact with Professor Vincenzo Ruggier (v.ruggiero@mdx.ac.uk).
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