Contract for the provision of the Crime Survey for England and Wales

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Buyers

Office for National Statistics

Value

£34,099,818

Suppliers

Kantar Public

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Market research services
Social research services

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Published

2 years ago

Description

The Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) contract for research & data services supports the Office for National Statistics' (ONS) strategic objective of reliable and trusted data, which informs policy makers, Parliament and the public about crime. 
The services improve knowledge of the volume and changing nature of criminality and victimisation which, in turn, informs the public policy response to crime.
The services under the CSEW contract act as a research and data source for ONS to produce crime statistics and inform the development of public policy response to crime. The Contractor provides the rolling annual datasets, on a quarterly basis, based on research interviews with a representative sample of:
(a) Households and adults' resident in England and Wales; this covers their experience of crime in the previous 12 months, attitudes to crime and crime-related issues, awareness and use of crime prevention measures and essential demographic and background information to inform further analyses.
(b) Children aged 10 to 15 years living in such households; this covers similar topics to the main interview but with a narrower focus on experience of personal crime and issues related specifically to children, such as bullying.

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Office for National Statistics

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Amy Chard

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+44 1633580049

+44 2079477882

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