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Intercultural Pathways to Urban Safety – How do Cities and Citizens Benefit?
Lisbon (Portugal), 17-18 September 2012
On 17 and 18 September 2012 a workshop on "Intercultural Pathways to Urban Safety" brought together in Lisbon representatives of local authorities, police and civil society organisations from cities members of the Intercultural cities network, and the European Forum for Urban Security. Participants explored ways of ensuring safety by building broad partnerships in culturally diverse local communities, based on the unique Intercultural cities approach of valuing diversity of citizens as an asset for improving urban well-being, including urban safety. Member cities reviewed their safety policies from an intercultural perspective in order to make them an element of a comprehensive intercultural strategy.
Documents and presentations
Programme
Presentation by
Elizabeth Johnston, Executive Director of the
European Forum on Urban Security [fr]
"Safety on scale and a Danish version of the Hotspot approach to
crime prevention" -
The City of Copenhagen - by Jeppe Kehlet and Henriette Korf
Community policing innovations in Finland by Sirpa Virta, Professor, Tampere University and European Police College –
CEPOL
Zorg- en Veiligheidshuis Midden - Brabant by John Wauben and Sandra Timmermans
Presentation of the manual "The Best of
Three Worlds" by the author Peter Versteegh, Senior Police Analyst and by Rob Kool,
Chief of Police office The Hague
Intercultural Pathways to Urban Safety by Tanya Edwards & Fiona Kirkman,
Lewisham Council
Safety Index
par Agnes Cornelissens &
Rien van der Steenoven, City of Rotterdam, Department of Public Safety
Correlation analysis between the intercultural
cities index and other data - A study for the Council of Europe - BAK Basel Economics AG
From broken windows to windows
of opportunity by Mónica Diniz,
Head of Strategic Development,
Lisbon Municipal Police
Report: Intercultural Pathways to Urban Safety
‘How do Cities and Citizens Benefit?
by Marten van Harten M.A., ICC expert |
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