SAFE-CITIES Final Demo Event
Location:Â Nova Gorica-Gorizia
Date: 27 March 2025
Join us for the final demonstration of SAFE-CITIES, where we will present innovative solutions to improve the safety and resilience of public spaces. This event marks the culmination of the SAFE-CITIES project, funded by Horizon Europe, which brings together key stakeholders, technology providers and security experts from across Europe in the European Capital of Culture 2025: Nova Gorica (SI) and Gorizia (IT).
Programme of the event
Attend live demonstrations of innovative security solutions, interact with experts and explore strategies to assess and mitigate urban vulnerabilities.
Thursday 27 March – at Hotel Perla.*
09:30-10:00: hospitality and welcome coffee.
10:00-12:45: live demonstration of SAFE-CITIES solutions.
At the end of the morning, there will be an informal get-together to encourage the exchange of experiences and networking.
*Participation is free of charge upon registration.
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Event materials
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SAFE-CITIES Participatory Model Training Module: Promoting engagement of citizens and stakeholders in security analysis and planning
OBJECTIVE
This 2-hour training introduces the SAFE-CITIES Participatory Model (SCPM)—a practical framework that helps public authorities, law enforcement, and first responders to engage citizens and stakeholders in public space security analysis and planning. Through a hands-on, learning-by-doing approach, participants will gain the knowledge and tools to foster more inclusive, trusted, and effective security strategies.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This training is designed for:
- Public Authorities involved in urban safety and planning.
- Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) and first responders.
- Local stakeholders seeking to strengthen citizen engagement.
It is especially suited for those aiming to implement Local Citizens Networks (LCNs) and community-based processes for security analysis and planning across European cities.
STRUCTURE & CONTENT
The module is built around three key operational phases of SCPM:
- Assessment – Analyse vulnerabilities and map your local security ecosystem.
- Contextualisation – Establish Local Citizens Networks (LCNs) and plan stakeholder engagement.
- Implementation – Launch participatory actions and embed SCPM in local governance.
What’s included: Comprehensive training handbook, visual presentation slides, practical templates and tools, real-life case study, interactive exercises.
Format and delivery: 2 hours of training, available for in-person or online delivery.
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Funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101073945. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or REA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
