Poliisipõhine

Poliisipõhine is an Estonian term that translates to "police-based" or "police-driven." It generally refers to initiatives, systems, or approaches that are primarily initiated, managed, or executed by law enforcement agencies. This can encompass a wide range of activities, from crime prevention programs to specific operational strategies.

In the context of public safety, "poliisipõhine" might describe a model where police take a leading role in addressing certain social issues that have a direct impact on crime or public order. This could involve increased police presence in specific areas, targeted enforcement operations, or collaboration with other agencies where the police are the primary coordinating body. For example, a "poliisipõhine" approach to combating drug trafficking would emphasize police investigations and arrests as the central component of the strategy.

The term can also be used more broadly to distinguish police-led efforts from those initiated by community groups, local governments, or other non-police organizations. While collaboration is often a key element in modern policing, "poliisipõhine" highlights the specific contributions and responsibilities of the police force itself within a larger framework of public service. Understanding this term helps to clarify the operational focus and leadership within various public safety initiatives in Estonia.