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Institute for the Prevention of Crime

The IPC strives to make knowledge about crime prevention and community safety accessible to policy makers, practitioners, universities and the media, and to develop the capacity of Canadians to use evidence based approaches to preventing crime.Please visit the IPC website to learn more about evidence based crime prevention and other crime prevention matters.

 

LEARNING FROM THE PAST - PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE

VOLUME 1

http://www.socialsciences.uottawa.ca/ipc/eng/learn.asp

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Crime Prevention Through Enviromental Design (CPTED)
At home, shrubs and trees should not create blind spots or hiding spots on your property. Exterior doors should be visible from the street or by neighbours.
 

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