Evaluation of a pilot crime prevention project in the Western Cape

Master Thesis

2002

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Nel, Natasha
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Louw, Johann
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Psychology
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The non-governmental organisation U Managing Conflict (UMAC) is responsible for the implementation of a local crime prevention initiative in the Western Cape. The pilot project involves establishing community safety forums (CSFs) consisting of representation from government departments, communities and civil society. The CSFs project has two primary goals. The first is to facilitate information sharing and co-operation between relevant local stakeholders, and the second is to ensure that role players participate in multi-agency crime prevention planning and project initiation.
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Bibliography: leaves 137-141.

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Research Psychology

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Nel, N. 2002. Evaluation of a pilot crime prevention project in the Western Cape. University of Cape Town.

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