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ICA WEBINAR:
CPTED AND THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (UNSDGS)
Saturday, 13 January 2024
11:00 GMT
04:00 MST (e.g. Calgary)
08:00 CLST (e.g. Santiago)
06:00 EST (e.g. New York)
12:00 CET (e.g. Amsterdam)
13:00 SAST (e.g. Pretoria)
16:30 IST (e.g. New Delhi)
2:00 AEDT (+1) (e.g. Sydney)
00:00 (+1) NZDT (e.g. Auckland)
Background information
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) provide a global plan and a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity. They are path-breaking and comprehensive in their approach to sustainability incorporating inclusion, equitability, and security into the folds of urban development.
CPTED as a theory, strategy, and methodology shares many of the virtues propounded by the UNSDGs. While this underscores the relevance of CPTED as a contemporary approach, it also highlights their overlaps and symbiotic relationship.
The International CPTED Association brings you a discussion on this very vital aspect of urban development and sustainability today, in a specially curated panel discussion with global leaders who have conceptualized the UNSDGs and are involved in their promotion and advocacy worldwide. We hope to investigate the subject from different perspectives and define the relationship between the SDGs and CPTED, with the live interaction between the esteemed panel and the global audience.
Being a global event, with relevance to all regions, we understand that the time slot may not be convenient for all. Hence, we strongly recommend that you register to be able to receive the recording and also share any specific queries you have. Even if you are not connected to ask the question, we will try to include your question in the broadcast for the benefit of all.
Topics
Topics to be discussed include the following:
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The role of CPTED in the achievement of the UNSDGs.
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The parallels in the CPTED and UNSDG approaches.
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How CPTED principles align with the UNSDGs.
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Relevance of the three generations of CPTED with the UNSDGs
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Commentary on the convergent and divergent factors.
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Relevance of CPTED theories in achieving the UNSDGs in different aspects and applications.
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The webinar will be presented in English.
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Who should attend: criminologist, CPTED professionals, safety and crime prevention specialists, architects, urban planners, designers, police officers, public officials, safety consultants, academics, students, researchers, policy-makers, urban development experts, community developers, sociologists, social engineers, decision-makers, and others.
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Panelists
JUMA ASSIAGO
Kenya
Juma Assiago is an urbanist and social scientist and a graduate in Sustainable Urban Development from the University of Oxford. He currently coordinates the Global Safer Cities Programme at UN-Habitat.
Juma has over 20 years of experience working in programme development with national and local governments and in the development and implementation of municipal-wide crime prevention and urban safety strategies in Africa, Latin America Caribbean, Asia Pacific and Eastern Europe. He has developed a vast network of implementing partners under the Global Network on Safer Cities (GNSC). A significant achievement of this work has been the adoption by member states of UN systemwide Guidelines on Safer Cities and Human Settlements in 2019, validating the working approach practiced at the city level.
Juma is currently focused on the provision of technical advisories to cities and in the piloting of an urban safety monitoring tool aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the New Urban Agenda.
Mail: juma.assiago@un.org
ENRIQUE OVIEDO
Chile
A doctor in Social Sciences, Radboud University of Nijmegen, Netherlands, between 1999 and 2002 he was in charge of the preliminary studies, design and execution of the Security and Participation Plan of the city of Calama, where he highlighted a Program for the Recovery and Animation of Public Spaces. Between 2002 and 2003 he was part of the Citizen Security Expert Forum convened by the Ministry of the Interior of Chile.
In 2003 he began his work in the public sector that ended in 2007. He served as Coordinator of Technical Cooperation of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) for “Support for the preparation of the Chile + Seguro Program”. He coordinated the drafting of the “National Citizen Security Policy” based on work with the public and private sectors. He also organized and held the position of Head of the Intersectoral Planning and Coordination Unit of the Public Security Division of the Ministry of the Interior of Chile. He is currently staff of the Secretariat of the ECLAC Commission.
Mail: enrique.oviedo@cepal.org
DR. TIM PASCOE
United Kingdom
Dr.Tim Pascoe has been a Community Safety Researcher for over 25 years carrying out qualitative and quantitative research and evaluation. He has a particular interest in Designing and Managing Out Crime. His work has resulted in a publication record that has added to the understanding of community safety problems and solutions.
Mail: tim.pascoe@cpted.net
DR. MANJARI KHANNA KAPOOR - Moderator
India
Dr. Manjari is a practising architect and academician at the leading architectural schools of Delhi NCR. She is the first in South Asian region to pioneer ‘security through architectural design’, propagating the concepts of CPTED and counter terrorism through design.
For this objective she is the Founder President of ‘Association for Building Security- India’ a chapter of the ICA and a Director on the board of the International CPTED Association (ICA). She is also the author and Chairperson of the SEQURE standards for design of buildings and rating systems.
Mail: manjari.kapoor@cpted.net
