Public Participation In Developing Countries

[2004] One of the most potentially rewarding aspects of CPTED is its ability to improve the quality of life in poorer communities. In Stephens & Rau 2001 we showed that CPTED concepts could be used in poorer communities with a good deal of success and local acceptance. At its most fundamental CPTED deals with common-sense solutions to practical environmental problems. In doing so, it creates a stable base from which other initiatives can flow.

Robert Stephens, Macarena Rau Vargas and Tinus Kruger, Public Participation In Developing Countries, Brisbane, Australia: Paper of the 9th ICA Conference 2004.

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