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ICA WEBINAR
CPTED AND THE
GLOBAL SOUTH
Saturday, 14 December 2024
11:00 UTC (GMT)
03:00 PST (e.g. Vancouver)
08:00 CLST (e.g. Santiago)
06:00 EST (e.g. New York)
12:00 CET (e.g. Amsterdam)
16:30 IST (e.g. New Delhi)
19:00 MYT (e.g. Kuala Lumpur)
22:00 AEDT (e.g. Sydney)
00:00 NZDT (e.g. Auckland)
Background information
The International CPTED Association (ICA) brings you a discussion on the application of CPTED to the often economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse context of the Global South. Three ICA directors will share their experiences and discuss their CPTED work in countries of the Global South.
CPTED is an established crime and violence prevention approach in many developed countries. However, it is not as well-known and commonly used in the Global South. In the instances where CPTED has been studied and implemented, conventional practices and applications have often been re-interpreted and adapted to the challenging contexts of developing countries.
Topics
Topics to be discussed include the following:
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We invite your inputs and views on the above and encourage you to mention if you have something to contribute. You may share your thoughts in the Questions & Comments section when you register. Alternatively, you can also email questions/comments to us or post them in the comment box during the live webinar session. The webinar will be presented in English.
We look forward to connecting with you!
Who should attend?
Architects, urban planners, designers, CPTED professionals, safety and crime prevention specialists, public officials, safety consultants, police officers, academics, students, researchers, policy makers, urban development experts, criminologists, sociologists, social engineers, decision-makers and others.
Please share this invitation with anyone you think might be interested in this topic.
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Panelists
DR. MACARENA RAU VARGAS
ICA President (Chile)
Macarena Rau Vargas has a background in architecture, a Master's Degree in Research and Philosophy of Architecture in Chile. She has completed her PhD in architecture and urbanism studies. She has a wide experience leading urban and public safety projects and initiatives in Chile, Latin America and the Caribbean.
In 2008 Macarena founded PBK Consulting; a company that assists governments, companies and NGO’s in applying CPTED strategies in countries like Mexico, Honduras, Chile, Brazil among other. In this role she has particularly promoted the 2nd Generation CPTED.
Mail: president@cpted.net
DR. SHAMIR RAJADURAI
ICA Director (Malaysia)
Shamir is a criminologist from Malaysia and works at the grassroots of crime which gives him a great understanding of crime and offers him a unique perspective when consulting on CPTED efforts. He is an international speaker and consultant on CPTED in Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries. Shamir has also been featured in various TV and Radio talk shows, newspapers and magazines both locally and internationally.
Mail: shamir.rajadurai@cpted.net
DR. MANJARI KHANNA KAPOOR (Moderator)
ICA Vice-president (India)
Dr. Manjari is a practicing architect and academic 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 Vice President of the International CPTED Association (ICA). She has developed and chairs the SEQURE standards for designers and is affiliated with many organisations in India and overseas, including security consultancies, design fraternities and urban fora.
Manjari’s first book titled ‘Security by Design: Protecting Buildings and Public Places Against Crime and Terror’ has recently been published by Taylor and Francis of the UK.
Mail: manjari.kapoor@cpted.net
Disclaimer
The views expressed in this webinar are those of the
guest speakers and do not necessarily reflect the position of the ICA.
