According to jamaicaobserver_biz, KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), through its Domestic Violence Intervention Centres (DVICs), in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and other regional and international partners, is building the capacity of Jamaica's first responders to use data to address domestic and sexual violence. In a press release on Tuesday, the JCF highlighted a three-day Data Analytics Workshop, which commenced on Monday at the Terra Nova Hotel in St Andrew and is being delivered under the IDB's ONE Caribbean regional programme. The workshop is designed to strengthen the capacity of first responders and key stakeholders to prevent and respond to domestic and sexual violence through data-driven decision-making and enhanced collaboration. Throughout the three days, participants will examine trends and patterns identified through the JCF's DVICs and the Jamaica Injury Surveillance System (JISS), with a focus on improving prevention strategies, resource allocation, referral pathways, and inter-agency coordination. In his opening remarks, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Warren Clarke championed the partnerships between the JCF's DVICs, regional and international law enforcement agencies, and other stakeholders, emphasising the importance of a unified response to domestic and sexual violence. "Domestic and sexual violence is a serious issue affecting many people in our society, and.