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Crime Prevention Unit

Crime Prevention Partnerships Guidelines

CHECKLIST

Keeping a crime prevention partnership working

1

Make it happen

Prioritise activities so that you have some ‘quick wins’

Establish project teams to work on specific issues

Develop project plans with shared goals. Make them measurable

2

Manage meetings well

Have a clear purpose matched by appropriate frequency and length

Alternate the chairperson role or establish a deputy chair

Ensure agendas are of interest to all partners. Circulate them well in advance. Keep supporting papers to one A4 paper each where possible

Focus meetings on action to ensure progress is achieved and maintained

Keep minutes concise and circulate quickly. Provide a summary of actions

3

Develop skills, knowledge and experience

Invite guests to give their perspectives and/or discuss new directions in crime prevention

Encourage partners to learn from each other and develop their skills

Ensure decision-making is based on shared information and intelligence

4

Spread the word

Develop and implement a communications plan

5

Monitor, evaluate and review progress

Establish realistic, achievable goals with clear priorities and targets

Monitor, evaluate, and communicate progress. Hold partners accountable

Recognise, celebrate and publicise successes

Initiate any changes required to improve results

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