Crime Reduction Toolkit
Evidence-rated crime-reduction intervention (EMMIE).
Effect on crime
reduces crime
Evidence quality
strong
Cost
moderate
What the evidence says
The Crime Reduction Toolkit is a comprehensive resource aimed at supporting policing and communities in reducing crime and enhancing public safety. It focuses on connecting different stakeholders in policing to share good practices and provide training. The toolkit is based on evidence from the EMMIE rating framework, which assesses the effectiveness, mechanisms, and implementation of various crime reduction strategies.
How it works
The toolkit operates on the principle that sharing knowledge and best practices among law enforcement and communities can lead to more effective crime prevention strategies. It emphasizes training and standardization to create a cohesive approach across different jurisdictions.
Implementation
Implementing the toolkit involves collaboration among police agencies, community organizations, and local stakeholders. It requires ongoing training and support to ensure sustainable crime reduction practices.
Source: College of Policing Crime Reduction Toolkit (What Works Centre for Crime Reduction). Summarised 2026-07-15. BlueLineHub is independent and not affiliated with the College of Policing.