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This document contains a questions and answers file related to a Notice of Funding Opportunity from the Department of State Bureau of Counterterrorism. The NOFO seeks proposals to develop and implement comprehensive community policing strategies for law enforcement units in Bangladesh's Sylhet, Chittagong, and Rajshahi divisions. Funded strategies will aim to improve intelligence gathering, operate within a human rights framework, effectively engage communities on counterterrorism, and increase coordination and information sharing. Applicants are asked to design training, technical assistance, and mentoring activities to reinforce developed strategies, including follow-up monitoring and evaluation of beneficiaries. Preference will be given to proposals utilizing train-the-trainer and adult learning approaches. The associated Global Counterterrorism Programs federal grant program is administered by the Bureau of Counterterrorism to build foreign partner law enforcement counterterrorism capacity.
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Department of State Bureau of Counterterrorism (CT)
NOFO SFOP0005682
April 22, 2019
Bangladesh Community Policing: Questions and Answers I
Q1. By the three regions mentioned in the NOFO for project interventions (Page 4, Project’s Goals, Line 3), does it mean Sylhet, Chittagong, and Rajshahi districts only OR these three divisions including all the districts within Sylhet, Chittagong, and Rajshahi?
Response: The NOFO references the three divisions of Chittagong, Rajshahi, and Sylhet.
Q2. Referring to the 2nd Project Objective (Page 5, Point 2, Line 1), what is meant by ‘institutionalization of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs’)’?
Response: The “institutionalization of SOPs” refers to their formal review, validation, and acceptance by the metropolitan police forces in each of the three target divisions. The goal is to establish the SOPs as official conventions within the beneficiary police forces.
Q3. Referring to the 3rd Project Objective (Page 5, Point 3, Line 2), what is meant by ‘CT Stakeholders’? Are they all the concerned Counterterrorism stakeholders working in the regions OR they are some specific people already identified by Bureau of CT for taking part in the training and technical assistance sessions?
Response: “CT stakeholders” refers to those individuals/entities with a counterterrorism mandate, role, or function that operate or exist within the three target divisions.
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