Together innovating sustainable safer city solutions
The South African Police Service in partnership with Gauteng Metropolitan Police Departments, Civilian Secretariat of Police and the Community Policing Forum hosted the first National Safer City Summit at the University of South Africa (UNISA) on 19 - 20 March 2019.

The National Safer City Summit aims to develop a Safer City Model in line with the international crime prevention priorities named as; “The creation of safer cities, safer streets and reclaiming of public spaces”. The main objective of the Safer City concept being to create integrated safer city vision and to develop an approach aligned to measure economic performance of a city.

The following presentations were presented during the National Safer City Summit:

• A safer city for all: The case of the City of Tshwane
• Johannesburg’s approach to creating a safer city
• Integrated Urban Development Framework and Safer City Urban Development Planning
• Modus Operandi Centre and Safer City
• Safer City Model
• 2016 White Paper on Safety and Security
• CSIR in Integrated Safety and Security

Commission 3: Operational approach towards rural safety

• E2 - A Rural Perspective
• Operational approach towards Rural Safety