GRIP Community Impact Survey

Survey to measure the impact of Problem Oriented Policing on public confidence.

The Met is currently running a large-scale trial of Problem Oriented Policing (POP) in London.

The research aim is to investigate whether,along with crime-related outcomes, POP intervention has an effect on public trust and confidence in the targeted areas via face-to-face survey of local residents.

The Met is currently running a large-scale trial of Problem Oriented Policing (POP) in London.

The project involves 144 'high violence hotspots' across the capital.

About 75 of these areas have been randomised into the POP treatment, resulting in a set of broadly matched test and control sites.

The scope of work would include providing a baseline measure of trust and confidence in the police in the test and control sites.

This measure can be a 'synthetic' baseline or actual baseline using, for example, data from the MOPAC Public Attitudes Survey.

Survey fieldwork should be completed by the 31st March 2023.

The raw data should be provided along with a technical report summarising the main findings via univariate and bivariate statistics.

The technical report should be received no later than 14th April 2023 Within the technical report the outputs must include: • Research summary (areas covered, stakeholders, results, analysis and findings); • Insight and conclusions; and • Overview of insight, conclusions and recommendations This procurement is operated under the CCS Framework Research and Insights RM6126 Core Terms.

Application should be made through the Coupa Sourcing Platform https://supplier.coupa.com/help/sourcing-events/ The event number is 1097b