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Making Neighbourhoods Safer Via CPTED

Shamir R. , PreventCrimeNow.com | Alia Omar

08-Apr-16 09:35

Making Neighbourhoods Safer Via CPTED

Listen to Shamir R. of PreventCrimeNow.com explain how his organisation wants to make our neighbourhoods safer using 'Environmental Design', or globally known as CPTED. Alia Omar also joins the interview in her continued discussion on making green buildings more affordable.


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