Safe Village Research Articles

It takes a safe village to raise a child-a commentary on Dana McCoy etal. (2023).

This commentary on the study by McCoy etal. (2023) examining the negative effects of neighborhood violence on the development of toddlers growing up in the city of São Paulo (Brazil) interprets these outcomes from the perspective of ecological system theory, modern brain research, and the prospect of resilience. We argue that societies should give children the opportunity to grow up in a safe and sufficiently affluent social environment in order to give them a chance to achieve their full developmental potential. Governments and the health care system should, therefore, first and foremost invest in safe and stimulating child-rearing environments, informed by scientific research.

Pendampingan Masyarakat Dalam Program “Kampung Resik Lan Aman“ Untuk Mendorong Terciptanya Suatu Lingkungan Perkampungan Masyarakat Yang Berwawasan Lingkungan

The Resik Lan Aman Village program is one of the programs launched by the Serang City Government since 2021 which aims to change people's behavior in order to create a clean and safe environment, but the community still does not really understand the purpose of this government program, so the Resik lan Aman Village competition, just a competition, this program does not foster understanding and awareness of the cleanliness and safety involved. The aim of this assistance is to provide an understanding of what a clean and healthy village environment looks like, the importance of safety and prevention. The results of this assistance show that not all residents of the Jakung Tengah neighborhood understand that the environment is clean and safe. Don't yet understand what facilities must be provided in a clean and safe village. However, after this assistance, residents' understanding is better and residents' awareness of environmental cleanliness and safety is better.

마을공동체 기반 지역아동센터 이용 아동의 보호자 경험에 관한 질적연구

The purpose of this study is to explore the meaning of parents’ experiences of community-based Community Child Centers. The participants in this study were 9 parents who had more than 3 years of parenting experience as parents of Community Child Centers, participating in parentship activities or village activities, and data were collected through individual in-depth interviews. The collected data were subjected to inductive thematic analysis of general qualitative research methods. The results of the study are divided into 3 categories and 11 subcategories: ‘Members participating as caring subjects’, ‘Relationship networks formed through communication and exchange between parents’, ‘A safe village that cares together’. Based on the research results, the policy suggestions for Community Child Centers to realize community care are as follows. First, Community Child Centers are community-oriented, creating structures for parents to participate and interacting with different units in the village. Second, For communal care with the village, the government’s continuous support is needed to activate village communities, village meetings, and village projects in the region. Third, it is necessary to create an environment in which parents of Community Child Centers can participate in center activities. Fourth, the government needs to establish and support standards for Community Child Centers to operate socially integrate.

Strategy of the Village Head in Handling Covid-19 in Palae Village South Sinjai District Sinjai Regency

The Sinjai Regency Government in optimizing the handling of Covid-19 implemented a policy in five stages of handling the corona virus, namely the prevention stage, the handling stage, post-covid-19, stimulant assistance to affected SMEs and the fulfillment of social safety nets. The purpose of this study was to find out how the village head's strategy in handling covid-19 in Palae Village, South Sinjai District, Sinjai Regency. The research method used is qualitative research. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews and documentation. The types of data used are primary and secondary data. The informants in this study were the Head of Palae Village; Village Consultative Body (BPD); Village officials; Covid Safe Village Volunteers; and Community Leaders. Data analysis techniques used are data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of this study describe the Village Head's strategy in handling covid-19 through the application of PERBUP Sinjai Article 9 Number 27 of 2020. Then form a management called Covid-19 Safe Village Volunteers, conduct socialization related to handling Covid-19, and prepare village alert cars. Distribution of aid in the form of goods, namely the distribution of masks to residents, while cash assistance, namely Direct Cash Assistance (BLT).

A Study on the Creation of Safe Village by Applying the Guideline of CPTED - In the case of Daejeon Metropolitan City -

A Study on the Creation of Safe Village by Applying the Guideline of CPTED - In the case of Daejeon Metropolitan City -

INVENTORY OF TRADITIONAL PROPERTY OF BESEMAH TRIBE IN JOKOH SUB-DISTRICT, DEMPO DISTRICT, PAGAR ALAM CITY

This research aims to know and understand the utilization of heritage in indigenous peoples in Besemah tribe, and to know and understand the efforts of indigenous peoples in the tribe of Besemah to preserve their inheritance. In this study the author used an empirical approach by conducting interviews on Jokoh and the head of Adat in the village of Jokoh. As for the material interviewing is about the existence of heirloom in the tribe of Besemah covering anything, then conducted analysis of the legal certainty given to the Adat law community when there is a violation committed of Adat heirloom and how the procedure is done in conducting the management of the estate so that later known the level of awareness of the law of indigenous peoples to its inheritance. The results of the research is the inheritance in indigenous peoples in the tribe of Besemah consisting of the House of Baghi, Tanah, and Keris Serunting Sakti. Then the efforts of indigenous peoples to the people of adat in preserving their inheritance is by doing traditional ceremonies that are attended by community leaders, people's people, and rural residents. As in the house Baghi there is a pillar-set ceremony (Sedekah Negah Ka Tiang), the ceremony of raising a cam (Sedekahnupload Mubungan), ceremony occupies the house (Sedekah Nunggu Ghumah), and the ceremony to test the house (Sedekah Nyimak Ghumah). In addition to the keris, the traditional ceremony is done as a ritual of bathing the Kris as an apology and forgiveness to the almighty for all the mistakes that have been done and ask for all the efforts made in order to Get ease in various things, cheap sustenance, healthy community prosperous, and safe village

STRATEGI KOMUNIKASI MASYARAKAT KAMPUNG JELEKONG DALAM MEWARISKAN SENI LUKIS

This study discusses the communication strategy carried out by the community in the inheritance of paintings related to the community's communication strategy in passing down paintings, understanding how senior painters pass down safe village paintings and find ways in the process of inheriting paintings. This research uses a qualitative method using ethnographic studies. Data collection is done by interview, collection and internet. The results of this study are the Jelekong Society bequeathed a legacy from generation to generation to protect sustainable life, bequeathed painting techniques to the younger generation, increase the interest of the younger generation in passing down painting and know how the obstacles that occur in the process of inheritance of painting in the jelekong village.

안전마을의 지속가능성에 관한 연구 -범죄예방환경설계 가이드라인 중심으로-

The rate of crime is increasing in a poor and fragile residential environment. Since 2004, the “Design Guidelines for Crime Prevention” released by the National Police Agency, various guidelines on CPTED have been published. In 2014, the Building Act was enacted for the purpose of establishing crime prevention standards to prevent crime and create a safe living environment. At this point, this study investigates the current status of crime prevention projects implemented as a standard notification and local government guidelines, by analyzing various case studies, it is intended to create a safe village for the residents and to find sustainable ways of environmental prevention. Selected areas where the crime prevention project was carried out in 2015 and safety villages were established in 2016. In order to discover the indicators applied to the manual, we extracted the architectural city planning elements that considered the connection of the preceding research and crime prevention environmental design practice strategy elements. the status of the facilities was analyzed. As a result of the revised CPTED guidelines, it is expected that the improvement of the physical environment, the participation of the residents and the activities of the residents will be used to develop the sustainable safety village.

Prevention of Human Trafficking with AMP Model with based vilage education

This study offers a framework for the prevention of human trafficking using the action means purpose (AMP) model in "Kampunge arek surobayo ". This model has the goal of creating an educative, safe, comfortable, friendly, healthy, creative living environment (kampong) and literacy for the process of child development in community support that guarantees the fulfillment of children's rights and seeks optimal protection of children. KAS KP raised AREK's local culture, which became the spirit of the village, including togetherness, mutual cooperation, ownership, help, tolerance and concern for the environment, especially in the growth and development of children around it and the development of a variety of activities in 6 (six) variables include; educative village, foster village, safe village, healthy village, innovative creative village and literacy village.

A Study on the Safe Village through Residents’ Perception - Focused on Case Study of A-Dong, Suwon City -

A Study on the Safe Village through Residents’ Perception - Focused on Case Study of A-Dong, Suwon City -

Effects of changes in neighbourhood environment due to the CPTED project on residents’ social activities and sense of community: a case study on the Cheonan Safe Village Project in Korea

ABSTRACTThe purpose of this study is to analyse the effects of changes in neighbourhood environment due to the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) project on residents’ social activities and sense of community through a case study of Cheonan Safe Village Project. The study conducted an observing survey and questionnaire survey in order to collect data, and a total of 314 residents’ social activities and 502 surveys were used in analysis. The analysis results can be summarized as follows. First, after the CPTED project, residents’ social activities showed a sustained increase. Compared to before the project, social activities increased by 30.5% immediately after project completion, and by 90.4% at the 1 year after completing the project. Regarding different types of social activities, greetings and conversations between neighbours and children’s play activities showed a sustained increase around the areas where the physical environment changed due to the CPTED project. Second, compared to before the project, the changes perceived in characteristics of the neighbourhood environment showed a 13.7–18.5% increase in the quality of the pedestrian environment, 13.4–24.8% decrease in neighbourhood disorder and 12.7–21.9% decrease in fear of crime. Also, the sense of community increased by 5.4–7.9% after the CPTED project. Third, neighbourhood disorder, fear of crime and participation in neighbourhood activities were significantly correlated with a sense of community of residents. These results suggest the changes in the neighbourhood environment due to the CPTED project, combined with resident participation in neighbourhood activities, had positive effects on improving the sense of community and social ties among community members. The above results shows that changes in neighbourhood environment due to the CPTED project have a positive impact on residents’ social activities and sense of community as well as local crime safety.

노후주거지 재생을 위한 범죄예방 환경디자인 사업 사례연구 - 부산시 '덕포동', '칠산동', '수정동' 시행사례를 중심으로 -

There is an increasing interest in and efforts for safe residential environment from crimes nationwide. Many cities are making efforts to create safe residential environment by enacting ordinances and guidances on safe design for preventing crimes and implementing demonstration projects. In line with the trends of the times toward 'improvement of living conditions' through urban regeneration, the importance of the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design(CPTED) has recently emerged in the field of residential housing regeneration. Indeed, the CPTED is included as essential factor in the recent deteriorated residential area regeneration related projects. In this respect, the purpose of this study is to provide the basic data on the methodology of CPTED to be applied to the regeneration of deteriorated residential area in the future. To this end, this study selected three representative CPTED projects in Busan - 'Deokpo-dong Hope and Stepping Stone Village,' 'Chilsan-dong CPTED Happiness Village' and 'Sujeong-dong Crime Prevention and Safe Village' as objects of this study and then investigated and analyzed project contents, application of CPTED strategy, subjects who are implementing projects, and the time when they implement projects as the framework of my analysis. The findings from this study are as follows: First, the projects that were largely based on hardware should be improved by including software in the future. Second, the current Step 2 should expand into Step 3 Maintenance in applying CPTED strategy. Third, it is necessary to encourage exchange and cooperation between unit projects and subjects who are operating related projects.

농촌지역의 재난발생에 따른 안전도 향상을 위한 기초연구

In this study, the history of disaster occurrence in rural area was reviewed and damage characteristics were analyzed in order to improve the safety level according to the occurrence of disasters in non-urban area (rural area). Also, the concept of regional disaster prevention was adopted to rural area and the basic direction for establishing a disaster safe village in rural area was set. Due to the characteristics of rural area, the population and the number of households in the rural area were small, and the rural area showed lack of various disaster safety facilities and infrastructures and limitation in the access to the outside due to its geographical characteristics. Therefore, the matters regarding the direction for establishing and operating a regional disaster safe village reflecting humanities, facilities, infrastructures, and geographical and environmental characteristics were summarized.