i-VALUL: The Economic Cost of Crime

Sustainability Issue 3 Potential Users: Urban Design Professionals, Academics When to use: the Exploration stage of the Urban Design Decision-Making Process Related Tools: New Urbanism: Hulme Case Study; Night Time Economy and Crime Case Studies;Retail, Shopping and Crime Case Studies For more information, contact Bill Hillier

This detailed presentation looks at residential burglary and street robbery the value of personal and property security, along with an outline of the i-VALUL project.

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Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform

Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills

Higher Education Funding Council For England

UCL

UEL

These methods were developed as part of the project i-VALUL (The Intangible Value of Urban Layout), which focuses on building sustainable communities in the South East. It is funded by the UCL-led UrbanBuzz Programme, knowledge exchange programme, within which UEL is a prime partner.

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