Table 5 Summary of the comparison of factors related to the implementation of CAD
Factor | Stockholm | Other municipalities |
|---|---|---|
Perception of needs | Assessment of needs and perceived these as extensive | Approximately half completed some form of assessment before initiating CAD |
Participation | Extensive participation in development of the CAD program | No participation in the development phase, small possibilities for adaptation |
Acceptance of program | Extensive acceptance from stakeholders | Extensive acceptance but not among managers and politicians |
Ability to mobilize resources | Large communities meant greater opportunity to allocate resources. Resources were perceived as sufficient | Many smaller communities meant less opportunity to allocate resources. Resources within the police perceived as lacking |
Support and engagement from managers and politicians | Extensive | Lacking, especially higher up within the organizations |
Local dedicated individuals | Important in the process | Important in the process |
Competence within the community | Continuous support from researchers. Many stakeholders were highly competent within their respective fields | Varying competence |
Collaboration and relations | High ambition and capacity to cooperate | High ambition but sometimes lacking capacity |