Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a strategy for preventing crime by designing the built environment in ways that influence human behaviors and reduces opportunities for criminal activity.
CPTED incorporates the complimentary strategies of natural surveillance, natural access control, territoriality, maintenance and activity support. CPTED’s greatest potential benefit and impact involves the design of new buildings and capital construction projects.
For CPTED to be as beneficial and successful as possible, there are a number of steps or measures that should be adopted.
Join us for this FREE 1-hour presentation which will address the measures necessary to ensure CPTED practices are implemented effectively.
All attendees will be able to download a copy of the slides.
