Reporting Innovation

This toolkit aims to provide practitioners in crime and disorder reduction partnerships with the tools to enable them to achieve sustained reductions in crime in their area.

The toolkit is for your use and in order to make sure it remains effective and relevant, it has to keep track with innovation, with change and with the challenges we face in combating crime.

There will be areas where you think the toolkit can be improved. For example, you may have carried out an initiative or project which was successful, which failed miserably or which had unexpected results; you may have discovered an as yet untapped source of information or you may have a better application for existing sources of data.

Whatever it is, we would like to hear. So how do you make contact?

The Crime Reduction Knowledge Base (http://search.crimereduction.gov.uk/) is situated on the Crime Reduction Web site. The Crime Reduction College manages the Knowledge Base. Part of the function of the team at the College is to feed the ideas and suggestions from the Knowledge Base into the toolkits review process. This is an interactive service but the real value lies in being able to keep right up to date with all of the latest information, your information.