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The New Viogen-2 System Will Improve Risk Assessment in Gender-Based Violence
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The Miguel Hernández de Elche University (UMH), through a team of researchers from the Crimina Centre for the Study and Prevention of Crime and the Centro de Investigación Operativa University Institute (CIO), has been awarded the public contract for the development of the VioGén-2 project, promoted by the Ministry of the Interior. The commission aims to review and improve the instruments used in the VioGén-2 System, the central State tool for t…
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