The Romanian Police will upgrade 37 of their precincts and increase their organisational capacity in emergency management under a project called "Improving Resilience and Response to Emergencies," according to a press statement released by the Romanian General Police Inspectorate (IGPR).
The Romanian Police will implement this project in 2019-2025, with financial support from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
The 37 precincts belong to the General Police Inspectorate, the General Police Department of Bucharest Municipality and county police inspectorates.
The project is also designed to enhance organisational capacity building in the area of emergency management.
In order to ensure transparency and to inform the stakeholders, the document that highlights the environmental and social risks and the way of their management during the implementation of the project has been put up for public consultation. The document is available on the website of the Romanian Police.
Romanian Police to upgrade 37 precincts
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