Burglary
Developing Crime Reduction Plans: Some Examples from the Reducing Burglary Initiative
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This report has been produced as a guidance document for all practitioners and local policy makers planning crime reduction projects. The examples contained within the report refer specifically to burglary, although much of what is described can be applied to various types of crime reduction.
The main sections of the report deal with:
Identifying populations at high risk
Analysing the problems within high risk populations
Moving from analysis to strategy
Defining aims, objectives and targets
Project monitoring
Achieving sustainability
Developing an action plan
Costing interventions
Taking time to prepare a funding bid
The report is part of the Home Office Research, Development and Statistics Directorate's Crime Reduction Research Series, Paper 7, and was published in April 2001.
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Last update: Wednesday, August 27, 2008