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. 2021 May 5;81(5):951–961. doi: 10.1111/puar.13341

Table 2.

Three Collaborative Performance Regimes

Street Prostitution Childhood Obesity Sports and Alcohol
Actors in performance regime Police, social workers, doctors, local government Schools, public health authority, private health insurer, sport clubs, local government Private health insurer, sport clubs, addiction center, local government
Performance goals No overarching plan for zone; some generic ambitions to keep zone safe and secure Overarching reduction target set by local council; specific goals for specific projects Shared ambitions explicated in covenant, though without quantifying goals
Performance information Regular on‐the‐ground information‐sharing, but no structured exchanges about overall performance Information exchange within projects; yearly city‐wide survey of the obesity rate Ongoing information‐sharing between the various initiatives
Performance assessment No joint assessment among on‐the‐ground partners; frequent debate about zone among politicians Joint assessment of specific projects, no collective reviews of overall initiative Ongoing assessments of initiatives; commitment to joint review at end of covenant period
Performance actions Regular on‐the‐ground learning and follow‐up, but no overall joint policy formulation Occasional adjustments after review of projects, no overall joint review of actions Commitment to improve and adapt initiative after four years