D3.2 Talking strategy: a report to reflect and strengthen crime prevention approaches and urban security policies

The deliverable translates the theoretical principles of the IcARUS roadmap (WP2) into a practical format that allows the cities to check, reflect and strengthen their crime prevention approaches and urban security policies

D3.1 Report of the results of the cross-analysis exercise

Report of the results of the cross-analysis exercise

D2.4 Roadmap of tools that need to be improved and the parameters to be taken into account for defining the tools

Roadmap of tools that need to be improved and the parameters to be taken into account for defining the tools

D2.3 Report describing the results from the workshops for assessing requirements

Report describing the results from the workshops for assessing requirements

D2.2 Report describing the inventory of practices, tools and lessons learnt

Report describing the inventory of practices, tools and lessons learnt

D2.1 Report describing the state-of-the-art and cross analysis of the priority areas

Report describing the state-of-the-art and cross analysis of the priority areas

IcARUS Policy brief: Fostering Community Involvement in Safe Public Spaces

Safeguarding urban public spaces and managing them in ways that promote safety, inclusivity and accessibility remains one of the top priorities of local and regional authorities, and a key mandate from the public. Urban public spaces are central to the attractiveness and quality of life of cities. They are vital to urban life and wellbeing: places for communication, gatherings, political demonstrations, artistic and cultural performances and all sorts of entertainment.1 They are places where people come together and interact with other people from all backgrounds and walks of life.


Yet the quality and sustainability of public spaces face a range of threats, and ensuring that they remain safe, inclusive and open to all is a complex challenge.2 As the level of governance closest to citizens, local and regional authorities are best placed to understand their concerns in relation to safe and open public spaces and implement appropriate measures to reduce feelings of insecurity.

Riga tool about implementation

Spotlight on Designing and Managing Safe Public Spaces – Factsheet #9

This factsheet is based on research conducted by IcARUS for the public report D2.1 The Changing Face of Urban Security Research, and it further communicates the learnings related to designing and managing safe urban spaces for improving Urban Security.

Spotlight on preventing Juvenile Delinquency – Factsheet #8

This factsheet is based on research conducted by IcARUS for the public report D2.1 The Changing Face of Urban Security Research, and it further communicates the learnings related to prevention of juvenile delinquency for improving Urban Security.