Towards Sustainability
Sustainability – or keeping activities going long enough to see successful change - is an aspect that needs to be considered when choosing a crime prevention program for implementation. Not all successful programs have the same likelihood of being incorporated into existing systems or of receiving sustainable funding. Consideration needs to be given to whether a program could be maintained and included in the organization's structure when pilot project funding ends. Some programs may fit into organizational structures more easily than others. The cost of the program, while not the only variable, is an important factor since programs requiring a major financial investment tend to be more difficult to sustain.
- Sustainability for Crime Prevention
- An Introduction to Economic Analysis in Crime Prevention: The Why, How and So What
- Crime Prevention Information, Project Descriptions and Summaries
Crime Prevention News Releases
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Statement from Minister LeBlanc on the Government Response to the Final Report from the Mass Casualty Commission
March 28, 2024 -
Government of Canada helps Jewish community in Montréal protect itself against hate-motivated crimes
March 14, 2024 -
Government of Canada announces funding to study potential for radicalization to violence across gaming platforms
March 13, 2024 - More Crime Prevention News Releases
Crime Prevention Publications and Reports
- Anniversary of the Release of the Mass Casualty Commission Final Report
- Crime Prevention in Indigenous Communities: An Examination of Culturally-Relevant Programs and Culturally-Competent Evaluation Approaches
- Methods of Preventing Corruption: A Review and Analysis of Select Approaches
- Research Summary - Methods of Preventing Corruption: A Review and Analysis of Select Approaches
- Final Report | Mass Casualty Commission
- More Crime Prevention Publications and Reports
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