ICARUS

Leader name
Forum Europeen Pour La Securite Urbaine
Partners
Idiap, University of Leeds, Greek Center for Security Studies, Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Ethical and Legal Plus, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, University of Salford, Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart, Riga Municipal Police, City of Rotterdam, Lisbon Municipal Police, Makesense, Eurocircle Association, Commune de Nice, City of Torino, Globaz SA
Funding
H2020
Start
2020-09-01
Stop
2024-08-31

The IcARUS project seeks to facilitate a transformation in the application and utilisation of the knowledge base through the design of urban security policies. By rethinking tools for urban security policy, IcARUS project offers a unique opportunity to draw together the best evidence from urban security research and practice over the last 30 years to implement an integrated, evidence-based and multi-stakeholder approach to prominent urban security problems.
Through a strategically designed process of co-production, IcARUS will integrate social and technological innovations to strengthen the strategic approach to urban security and therefore, promote a balanced vision of urban security, combining prevention, sanctions and social cohesion as mechanisms to encourage common approaches to security in the European Union. This project aims to transform the benefits to local communities in terms of urban security policies by engaging them as active co-producers of services rather than as passive recipients of public services alongside forms of multi-sectoral governance that deliver beneficial urban safety outcomes.