Community Safety Partnership Analysts Chris Garman, Scottish Intelligence Analyst ACPOS NIM / MoPI Team
Aim To provide a brief overview of the role of the Community Safety Partnership Analyst Provide an example illustrating how partnership analysts research and deliver their products
What is a Partnership Analyst? Collates & Disseminates Data Develops Action Plans & Strategies Key Partners –NHS –Fire –Local Authorities –Police Joint Funded
Research Data Sweep NHS, Fire, Local Authorities, and Police –Crime Data –Incident Data Open Source –Scottish Government (SIMD) –Media –Internet University –Criminology Departments –Social Research Departments –Studies and Journals
Benefits of Partnership Analysts Crime is the tip of the iceberg Non biased / blinkered approach Public perception of issues faced by the community Identifying clear, joint, and measurable solutions
Challenges Access to data and information Analysis of different data presentations Dominant partner agencies Working within a non co-located building A lack of understanding of analysis from managers Unrealistic timescales Temporary contracts
Analytical Products Strategic Assessment Tactical Assessment Problem Profile Target Profile
Current Partnership Analysts There are currently 32 Local Authorities in Scotland –8 Fire Service –8 Health Boards –8 Police Service –At least 1 analyst associated within each authority
Partnership Working Glasgow Example –Area was identified through analysis –Evidence gathered, Public Reassurance Model –Community partners identified & contacted to discuss related issues –Key action plan drawn up
Partnership Working Glasgow Example –Action plan drawn up –Partners held accountable via tactical planning –Area was cleaned up –Public Reassured –Continued Partnership working
Current CSP’s Glasgow Community & Safety Services – Chris Mooney Aberdeen City CSP – PI Steve Golightly Angus CSP – Claire Robertson Lothian & Borders – Chesser House Clackmannanshire CSP – Lynne Gardiner Fife CSP – Lynsey Maricic
Any Questions? Thank you!