NOOslo, NorwayResearch and development66 days left

Research on how different population groups experience police contact, Oslo, Norway

Deadline 2027-01-11Value 3M NOK

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What they want

The buyer, Politiets fellestjenester, wants a research study on how different groups experience the police and how police contact and dialogue work for them. The study should find out whether some groups feel unheard, how the police reach groups that rarely contact them, and how different communication methods are experienced. It should also cover the link between openness, inclusion, trust and police legitimacy. This is a single lot, delivered through an open procedure.

Who it suits

Research institutes, social science consultancies, and survey or qualitative research firms with experience in public sector and trust studies.

Good to know

  • Full details are in the tender documentation

Keywords

social researchpolice legitimacypublic trustcommunity engagementinclusion studyqualitative researchNorway

Original title

Openness and inclusion - police interaction with the entire population

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