Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Guide to direct observation of community safety / Louise Marie Bouchard, Pierre Maurice, Monique Rainville.

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Canadian Policing Research

Resource

e-Books

Alternate Title

Safety diagnosis tool kit for local communities
Guide d'observation directe d'un milieu au regard de sa sécurité.
Vivre en sécurité : se donner les moyens, vol. 12.

Authors

Publishers

Description

1 online resource (IX, 41 pages)

Note

Issued also in French under the title: Guide d'observation directe d'un milieu au regard de sa sécurité.

Summary

The present document is one of the six methodology guides included in the Safety Diagnosis Tool Kit for Local Communities. Dealing with direct observation of life settings, it is intended to provide a framework for gathering meaningful information with a view to identifying characteristics or situations with nuisance potential (e.g. disorder, incivility and deteriorated physical environment). This type of information will lead to a better understanding of problems noted, particularly by the population, in certain private or public places; for example, around high-density family housing, in the vicinity of shopping centres or districts, and in areas next to bars or other establishments that serve alcohol.

Subject

Online Access

Edition

2nd edition

Series

Charting a course : to safe living, 1917-8506 ; vol. 12.

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