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Prepared by The Police Foundation for Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner, Humberside Police and their partners
This toolkit has been developed as a shared resource to support partnership efforts to reduce anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Humberside. It is rooted in the problem-oriented or problem solving methodology, which has proved effective across numerous studies. It also draws on the wider evidence-base about ‘what works’ to reduce ASB.
The toolkit aims to provide an accessible introduction for those new to problem-solving, but also offers more experienced practitioners with insights, examples and evidence that can stimulate ideas and improve practice. While a problem-solving approach can be applied to many types of crime, disorder and other harms, the research evidence and case studies included here are especially relevant to ASB.