Crime prevention in Canada : implementation challenges and strategies to overcome them / by Janet Currie and Tim Roberts. : PS18-27/2015E-PDF

This report presents the results of an external contract on the analysis of implementation data from seventy-one crime prevention projects funded by Public Safety Canada’s National Crime Prevention Strategy (NCPS) between 2008/09-2013/14. Its objectives were to conduct a review in order to document common challenges, examine whether the common challenges differ based upon certain aspects of the project and identify facilitators of successful implementation. In 2014-15, Public Safety Canada, formerly the research team of the National Crime Prevention Centre, prepared a research contract with the goal of analyzing the issues related to the implementation of evidence-based crime prevention projects in local communities. This work was part of the former National Crime Prevention Centre mandate to build and share the Canadian knowledge base on effective crime prevention programs as well as implementation strategies.

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