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Enhancing Community Safety: The Role of Affiliate Safe Communities Support Centres

The WHO Collaborating Centre on Community Safety Promotion seeks to enhance community safety through multidisciplinary approaches and collective action. By affirming a commitment to supporting safe community initiatives, the Centre contributes to international knowledge development and addresses injury problems. It provides consultative support, facilitates strategic planning, and engages with high-risk and vulnerable groups. Through comprehensive data evaluation and experience dissemination, it ensures a sustainable resource for safe communities and reports on its activities at both national and international levels.

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Enhancing Community Safety: The Role of Affiliate Safe Communities Support Centres

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  1. The Role of Affiliate  Safe Communities Support Centres (English version)(very short version)Leif SvanstromHeadWHO Collaborating Centre on Community Safety Promotion

  2. A Centre applying for this designation is seeking:To publicly affirm its commitment to supporting safe community initiatives;To contribute to knowledge development at the international level through the Safe Community Network and the WHO; andAcknowledgement for its given area of expertise

  3. Applicants must meet the following indicators:1) multidisciplinary and cross sectoral approaches.Rationale:Supports a comprehensive or systems approach to address injury problems

  4. Applicants must meet the following indicators:2) a framework for promoting collective action Rationale:Supports local communities and organizationsSupports targeted activities

  5. Applicants must meet the following indicators:3) provides consultative support to communities

  6. Applicants must meet the following indicators:4) facilitates and supports community-based strategic planning Use high quality information and data to guide action Use evaluation strategies Promotes the documentation

  7. Applicants must meet the following indicators:5) leadership in addressing priority injury issues, high risk, and vulnerable groups.Rationale:Works with high risk and vulnerable groups to create opportunities for action

  8. Applicants must meet the following indicators:6) provides injury data and injury surveillance

  9. Applicants must meet the following indicators:7) long term commitment in supportRationale:Ensures a sustainable resource to Safe Communities

  10. Applicants must meet the following indicators:8) support utilization of appropriate evaluation

  11. Applicants must meet the following indicators:9) The Centre disseminates their experiences both at national and international levels.

  12. Applicants must meet the following indicators:10) The Centre reports on their safe community activities

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