Our Work
Building safer cities
Public space designed so crime has fewer places to happen, rated ward by ward on a modern CPTED standard.
Led by the Safer & Sustainable Cities Initiative, an ISAC Foundation centre. 2 commitments for 2030.
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The problem and who we serve
Design prevents more crime than cameras, but almost no Indian city has a map of where and why its public spaces feel unsafe. We train auditors, publish the standard and map cities with their municipal bodies.
- Beneficiaries
- Residents, city bodies, transit operators
- Geography
- Indian cities, by municipal partnership
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The Initiative driving this outcome: Safer & Sustainable Cities Initiative
The Safer & Sustainable Cities Initiative is the ISAC Foundation centre responsible for this outcome.
Safety should be designed into every city. Creating public spaces where communities can live with dignity, confidence, and freedom from fear.
Departments
The Safer & Sustainable Cities Initiative works through training, services, community, research and platforms.
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CPTED Auditors
Train the people who design safer cities.
Auditors are trained to a modern CPTED standard through fifty architecture colleges, so safety is designed into public spaces from the start.
Our 2030 Commitment: 2,500 Certified CPTED Auditors
CPTED-Rated Cities
Make every street and public space safer by design.
Cities are rated ward by ward with their municipal bodies, showing where and why public spaces feel unsafe so they can be improved.
Our 2030 Commitment: 5 CPTED-Rated Cities
Take part: training and services
Training (2)
- CPTED auditor certification: Recorded on NSD.
- Municipal officer workshops
Services (2)
- Architecture college curriculum
- Ward, park and school-route audits for a municipal body
Take part: community
Also in this community: Student mapping fellowships · Resident mapping groups
Platforms you can use now
- Crimehere: Heat map of safe and unsafe places in a city.
Research: the standards, reports and open source behind this work
- ISAC CPTED standard (AI and sensor-era design)
- City rating methodology
- Open source: audit app
- Open source: Crimehere data model
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