Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Saskia Sassen, 1992. The Global City: New York, London, Tokio.
Ciudades ms Seguras
1996 - 2013
Safer Cities
Fuentes del Modelo adoptado ECOSOC (1995) Modelos Europeos Canadienses-EEUUAustralia- NZ. Conferencia Cali (1993) Referencias: Barcelona y Presentacin alcalde francs G. Bonnemaison. Apoyo : FESU y CIPC
Safer Cities
Creacin y orientacin de Ciudades ms seguras 1996: HABITAT II con el aval de un grupo de alcaldes
77 ciudades en 15 aos
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Objetivos
Cohesin social Cultura de la prevencin o cultura de la paz
Calidad de vida
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Por qu ciudades?
Proximidad de los alcaldes Demanda de los habitantes a las autoridades locales
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Por qu ciudades?
Legitimidad democrtica Intervencin barrial es aislada , su efecto se pierde y no es representativo de la ciudad Intervencin sectorial : ciudad segura para las mujeres, ciudad segura para los nios no es ciudad + segura Accin complementaria y facilitadora del estado Federal o Provincial
Condiciones
Liderazgo municipal: Equipo tcnico
Formacin
Comunicacin
Institucionalizacin
Phase 3 (2012- ): Securing the Urban Advantage for All Planning for social integration in public spaces
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Three pillars of prevention
SOCIAL PREVENTION LAW ENFORCEMENT Youth and Women AND CJS REFORM Youth empowerment targeted visible police patrols Victim support conflict resolution recreational facilities to neighborhood watch occupy youth by-law enforcement developing victim support improve relationships and URBAN DESIGN accessibility supporting street layout improving street lighting designing streets, buildings, parks etc. to reduce opportunities for crime reorganize markets or terminals
Crime, Violence & Social Cohesion targeting urban vulnerability reduction to crime and violence building on social capital of communities focusing on social interventions
Fase 2: Consolidacin
Cohesin social mayor Cultura de la prevencin/ cultura de paz Calidad de vida Disminucin significativa de la delincuencia Reforma policial Pacificacin de las pandillas
THEMES
Diagnosis
Urban Safety General
PHASES
Partnerships Strategy & Action Plan Implementation Institutionalisation M&E
City Summit to formulate an Urban Crime Prevention Strategy, including ones for
awareness & capacity building
Lead Agency - Local Authority Coordination SC Coordinating Committee Support - Local Technical Team
Media Strategies Training Programmes Awareness Campaigns Policy & Structural Reform
Lead Agency - Local Authority Main stakeholders: national government, civil society Coordination & Support - CC, LTT
Lead Agency - Local Authority Main stakeholders: private sector, police, civil society Coordination & Support - CC, LTT
Stakeholder Consultations to introduce innovative forms of justice and for capacity building
Lead Agency - Justice System Main Stakeholders: Police, Civil Society, local, national govt Coordination & Support - CC, LTT
Youth Offender Profiling Youth & Crime Surveys City Consultations Focus Group Discussions
Stakeholder Consultations to design Social Prevention Strategies and Action Plans Capacity Building
Stakeholder Consultations to design Social Prevention Strategies and Action Plans Capacity Building
Lead Agency - Local Authority Main Stakeholders: communities, media, civil society, local, natl govt Coordination & Support - CC, LTT
Fase 3. Expansin
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Achievements
Formulated Prevention Projects in various cities in Africa and Latin America Acknowledgment of public space as a key arena for the promotion of public good and the right of all citizens Tools adapted, tested, documented and disseminated on the local approach and on prevention issues Enabling National policies in support to local government safety interventions Growing understanding among cities and citizens on the prevention of crime and violence as an issue of better urban planning, management and governance
Lessons learnt
Public space as a social lens of analysing the different conflicts in the neighborhood Addressing Young people as Resources to be developed NOT problems to be managed. Address Young people as a heterogenous group not a homogenous group Building a culture of prevention is a long term process Exchange of experiences is vital for innovation Building on the strength (social capital) of cities and neighbourhoods not the risk
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Examples of Innovations
The experience of City Youth Parliaments in Barra Mansa, Brazil The Open School Concept in Brazil The Afro Reggae Public Space Project in Rio, Brazil The Municipal Peace Zones in San Salvador, El Salvador The One Stop Youth Justice Centres in Port Elizabeth, South Africa The Khayelitsha Violence Prevention through Urban Upgrading in Cape Town Safe Spaces for Young Girls and Adolescents in Nairobi
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Future key steps
Regional and national launches of the Global Network on Safer Cities with emphasis on the integration of safety in National Urban Policies Road Map to World Urban Forum 2014 in Medellin and HABITAT III SUMMIT 2016: A 2 year city to city networking and training programme including centres of excellence, city labs guidelines, monitor, awards, citizens campaign, trust fund
Gracias!
UN-HABITAT P.O Box 30030 Nairobi, Kenya Tel: 254-20 7623771 Email: juma.assiago@unhabitat.org http://www.unhabitat.org/safercities