Last week, Leme launched a page dedicated to sharing research, experiences, and lessons learned throughout its projects. The initiative expands access to technical content and contributes to the dissemination of knowledge on public security and evidence-based public policies.

The collection is organized into four categories: practice briefs, article briefs, project briefs, and case studies. These formats make the content easier to consult and allow each publication to clearly and concisely present the main results and lessons learned from the work carried out.

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Practice briefs: publications that systematize experiences developed in professional, institutional, or community settings, presenting the challenges faced, the actions taken, the results achieved, and the main lessons learned.

Article briefs: summaries of scientific research conducted by Leme or in partnership with other institutions, including information on the objectives, methods, main findings, and contributions of each study.

Project briefs: descriptions of work conducted by Leme in partnership with third parties. The text begins with the problem that motivated the initiative, describes what was developed, the evidence used, and the results achieved. Each brief concludes with lessons learned from the process, aiming to inform those interested in developing similar initiatives.

Case studies: analyses of specific public security issues that present the context, the policies and practices adopted, and the available evidence on their implementation and outcomes.

These publications aim to make research, evidence, and experiences more accessible to public managers, professionals in the field, researchers, and others interested in public security.

The materials are available on the Publications page of Leme’s institutional website.