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Title: Crime Prevention: A Comprehensive Overview - Subtitle: Strategies, Implementation, and Community Engagement

1. Slide 1: Title Slide - Title: Crime Prevention: A Comprehensive Overview - Subtitle: Strategies,
Implementation, and Community Engagement - Your Name/Organization - Date - Image: A
relevant image, such as a community watch sign, a safe neighborhood scene, or a symbol of
justice.
Slide 2: Introduction - Title: Understanding Crime Prevention - Definition: Crime prevention
refers to strategies and measures used to reduce the risk of crimes occurring and their potential
harmful effects on individuals and society. - Goals: - Reduce victimization. - Decrease fear of
crime. - Improve community safety. - Enhance quality of life. - Image: A graphic illustrating the
goals of crime prevention.
Slide 3: Types of Crime Prevention - Title: Primary Prevention - Definition: Focuses on addressing
the root causes of crime by altering social conditions that promote criminal behavior. -
Examples: - Improving education and employment opportunities. - Providing early childhood
intervention programs. - Strengthening families and communities. - Image: An image
representing education or community support.
Slide 4: Types of Crime Prevention (Continued) - Title: Secondary Prevention - Definition:
Identifies and intervenes with individuals or groups at risk of becoming offenders or victims. -
Examples: - Mentoring programs for at-risk youth. - Domestic violence prevention programs. -
Substance abuse treatment. - Image: An image representing youth mentorship or support
services.
Slide 5: Types of Crime Prevention (Continued) - Title: Tertiary Prevention - Definition: Aims to
reduce recidivism by working with offenders to prevent further criminal behavior. - Examples: -
Rehabilitation programs in prisons. - Parole and probation supervision. - Community
reintegration programs. - Image: An image representing rehabilitation or reintegration.
Slide 6: Key Strategies - Situational Crime Prevention - Title: Situational Crime Prevention (SCP) -
Definition: Focuses on reducing opportunities for crime by altering the physical environment. -
Five Main Categories: - Increasing Effort - Increasing Risks - Reducing Rewards - Reducing
Provocations - Removing Excuses - Image: An example of situational crime prevention, such as
improved lighting or security measures.

2. Slide 7: Key Strategies - Community Crime Prevention - Title: Community Crime Prevention -
Definition: Involves community members, organizations, and agencies working together to
address local crime problems. - Examples: - Neighborhood watch programs. - Community clean-
up events. - Community policing initiatives. - Image: A picture of a neighborhood watch group or
a community event.
Slide 8: Key Strategies - Developmental Crime Prevention - Title: Developmental Crime
Prevention - Definition: Focuses on early intervention to address factors that can lead to
criminal behavior later in life. - Examples: - Early childhood education programs. - Parenting
skills training. - Youth development programs. - Image: An image of children in an early
education program or a parenting class.
Slide 9: Environmental Design - CPTED - Title: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
(CPTED) - Definition: Uses design and effective use of the built environment to reduce fear and
incidence of crime. - Four Key Principles: - Natural Surveillance - Natural Access Control -
Territorial Reinforcement - Maintenance - Image: An example of CPTED, such as a well-lit street
or a building with clear sightlines.
Slide 10: Technology and Crime Prevention - Title: Technology and Crime Prevention -
Surveillance Systems: CCTV, License Plate Recognition - Alarm Systems: Home and Business
Security, Personal Emergency Response - Data Analytics: Crime Mapping, Predictive Policing -
Image: Images of surveillance cameras, alarm systems, or crime mapping software.
Slide 11: Community Engagement and Partnerships - Title: Community Engagement and
Partnerships - Importance of Collaboration: - Law Enforcement - Community Organizations -
Residents - Government Agencies - Image: A photo of a community meeting or a collaborative
project.
Slide 12: Community Engagement (Continued) - Title: Building Trust - Key Elements: -
Transparency - Accountability - Responsiveness - Image: An image representing trust or
community support.

3. Slide 13: Crime Prevention in the Philippines (Central Luzon) - Title: Crime Prevention in the
Philippines (Central Luzon) - Local Initiatives: - Barangay Peacekeeping Operations - Community-
Based Rehabilitation Programs - Image: A picture of Barangay Peacekeeping Operations or a
local community project.
Slide 14: Challenges in the Philippines - Title: Challenges - Key Issues: - Resource Constraints -
Coordination Issues - Poverty and Inequality - Image: An image representing the challenges
(e.g., a map showing resource distribution or an image of a community facing poverty).
Slide 15: Strategies for Improvement in the Philippines - Title: Strategies for Improvement - Key
Areas: - Increased Investment - Enhanced Training - Community Empowerment - Image: An
image representing investment, training, or community empowerment.
Slide 16: Evaluating Crime Prevention Programs - Title: Evaluating Crime Prevention Programs -
Importance of Evaluation: - Determining Effectiveness - Identifying Best Practices - Improving
Program Design - Image: A graphic representing evaluation or data analysis.
Slide 17: Evaluation Measures - Title: Key Evaluation Measures - Measures: - Crime Rates -
Victimization Surveys - Community Perceptions - Cost-Benefit Analysis - Image: A graph or chart
illustrating evaluation measures.
Slide 18: Conclusion - Title: Conclusion - Summary: Crime prevention is crucial for safer
communities. Effective strategies include understanding prevention types, leveraging
environmental design, utilizing technology, fostering community engagement, and continuous
evaluation. - Final Thought: Tailored and well-supported initiatives are essential for progress in
the Philippines (Central Luzon). - Image: A positive image of a safe and thriving community.