1. Share My European city Project Final Conference – Bologna 5° of December 2014

2. Overview of the project From the idea to the results Municipality of Perugia – Arch. Carmen Leombruni

3. Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme (DG - Home Affairs) To stimulate, promote and develop horizontal methods and tools necessary for strategically preventing and fighting crime and guaranteeing security and public order To promote and develop coordination, cooperation and mutual understanding among law enforcement agencies, other national authorities and related Union bodies

4. Budget The total cost of the action is estimated at EUR 419.506,34. The Commission contributes a maximum of EUR 377.555,70 equivalent to 90% of the estimated total eligible costs

5. The partnership Co-ordinator: Municipality of Perugia Società Cooperativa Sociale Borgorete Fundacion Intras Arcola Research Limited Liability Partnership University of Business and Health Science Forum Italiano per la Sicurezza Urbana

6. Main objective Prevention of crime, including urban, juvenile and environmental crime Based on private-public target partnerships (municipality, higher education institutions, NGOs, private research-education and social inclusion and rehabilitation services) Implementation of innovative actions, methods and tools to study and prevent crimes committed in urban areas by young people under the effects of alcohol and drugs Development of effective approaches and methods to support replication, sustainability and transferability

7. Expected result Reduction of juvenile crimes in urban areas linked to the use of alcohol and drugs social conflict between young people, residents and shopkeepers over the use of public areas different use of the space  breakdown in communication among city users gradual erosion of social cohesion  increasing in insecurity anti-social behavior and disorder intensifying

8. Background Mapping the key areas which are hot spots for conflicts, antisocial behaviour, juvenile crimes The accurate investigation of the needs of the stakeholders involved shows a real new context identified by some common grounds: 1. re-building a shared meaning of the common urban space within the community 2. enlarging the target group (not only the bars and the young people) but a composite set involving all the city users and interested stakeholders 3. putting the stakeholders in contact and setting up a dialogue amongst them growing the participation of the community as a whole

9. Activities Research and evaluation Social Mediation Recovery Dissemination

10. Research and evaluation: the process defines a proposition and the expected changes it maps the actions backward to identify necessary preconditions the outputs become middle-term goals to be reached the set of outcomes put in logical and chronological order prove why one outcome is a condition for another one SME City's theory of change is based on this proposition: “contested spaces create tensions in inner cities which lead to increased levels of disorder and anti-social behaviour” Theory of change to achieve the goals

11. Perugia EXPECTED CHANGE The stakeholders and the people living or functioning in the affected neighbourhood and its public spaces regain the capacity to influence the way these spaces are used

12. HOW? Creation of Social Multimedia e-comunication (SMeC) Realization of Strani Eventi (Strange Events) Introduction of Community Gatekeeper in three areas of the city

13. Londra EXPECTED CHANGE Spaces in Hackney where“night-time economies” thrive become more open and shared as a result of the interventions

14. HOW? Research on crime and disorder Collection and data analysis on crime and anti- social behaviour Community Workshops Two ‘action research’ pilots: ‘Something Different’ and ‘Innovating Social Innovation’

15. Valladolid EXPECTED CHANGE Shared cultural events and awareness raising workshops will promote new use of urban areas devoted to drinking and ASB

16. HOW? Awareness workshops for adolescents Cultural-participatory activities Creation of a real network which is planning future activities in order to keep the zones alive

17. Communication and Dissemination Plan Logo and graphic of Sme-city project Website Social network Video Events Partecipation to public seminars Brochures, free press, press releases Final conference Network for friendly places

18. SME-CITY MANIFESTO The Sme-city project is committed to: Realizing action-based policies, structures and funding models; Addressing conflict, engaging marginalised groups, supporting partnerships; Promoting community cohesion; Supporting development, empowerment, training, experience-sharing; Supporting enterprises and third sector’s efforts to build cohesion and social capital; Ensuring that the community’s voice is heard and represented in situations where existing physical and cultural spaces are changed

19. Network for Friendly Places Sme-city project has created this network but now… JOIN US! http://www.sharemycity.org/join_the_network.php

20. Thank you for your attention Carmen Leombruni c.leombruni@comune.perugia.it Project co-financed by the European Commission Prevention and Fight Against Crime Fund 2011