Specific Indicators for Different Settings

There is one set of Indicators for International Safe Communities 2012(Eng); (Swedish).

Indicators for International Safe Communities

Indicators for an “International Safe Community”

There are seven international indicators which goes into action from 1st January 2012 that must be fulfilled by a community in order to be designated as an ISC:

Safe Communities have:

1.  An infrastructure based on partnership and collaborations, governed by a cross- sector group that is responsible for safety promotion in their community;

2.  Long-term, sustainable programs covering genders and all ages, environments, and situations;

3.  Programs that target high-risk groups and environments, and programs that promote safety for vulnerable groups;

4.  Programs that are based on the available evidence;

5.   Programs that document the frequency and causes of injuries;

6.  Evaluation measures to assess their programs, processes and the effects of change;

7.  Ongoing participation in national and international Safe Communities networks.

Indicators for International Safe Communities
Stockholm January 2012

The following "7 Indicators" goes into action from 1st January 2012 and are replacing the "6 Indicators" from May 2002 and the earlier "12 Criteria", which were developed 1989 by. Jerry Moller , Principle Consultant, Australia in collaboration with the participants from the “First Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities“and representatives from the two municipalities Falköping and Lidköping, Sweden.

May 2002 (French); (Icelandic);(Spanish)

development but also subsets of indicators.

There were developed for further development of the Safe Community movement and improving the quality of Safety Promotion:

1. Safe Children;
2. Safe Elderly;
3. Safe Homes;
4. Safe Public Places; Safe Car Park, (see Nacka)
5. Safe Schools; Safe School Indicators from the point of view of the International
Safe Communities movement
see separate page

6. Safe Sports; Contact: Professor Toomas Timpka tti@ida.liu.se
Safe Sports International
www.safesportsinternational.org


Scotland
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Information

7. Safe Transport;

Global Status Report on Road Safety
The WHO Director General, Dr Margaret Chan, and New York City Mayor, Mr Michael Bloomberg, will officially launch the report during a press conference scheduled to take place at 12:00 noon in New York City on 15 June, 2009. The report is available at www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/road_safety_status/2009
The report is under embargo until 12:01 noon EST on 15 June 2009.

Seat-belts and child restraints
A ROAD SAFETY MANUAL FOR DECISION-MAKERS AND PRACTITIONERS (pdf) Russian

Helmets
A ROAD SAFETY MANUAL FOR DECISION-MAKERS AND PRACTITIONERS (pdf)

Implementing the Recommendations of the World Report on Road Traffic Injury Prevention
Country Guidelines for the Conduct of Road Safety Management Capacity Reviews and the Specifi cation of Lead Agency Reforms, Investment
Tony Bliss • Jeanne Breen (pdf)

Road Safety in India: Challenges and Opportunities.
Mohan D.,Tsimhoni O.,Sivak M., Flannagan M.J.
The University of Michigan, Transportation Research Institute
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2150 U.S.A. Report No. UMTRI-2009-1

Vision Zero – Is it irrational? (Sweden)
Rosencrantz H,. Edvardsson K. , Hansson S O.
Department of Philosophy and the History of Technology, Royal Institute of Technology, Teknikringen 78B, Stockholm 10044, Sweden
Elsevier SciencesDirekt, Transsportation Research Part A 41 (2007) 559-567
Available online at www.sciencedirket.com

8. Safe Waters; Contact: Associate Professor AKM Fazlur Rahman fazlur@ciprb.org
9. Safe Work Places; Contact: Executive Director WS Tang chair@asiasafecommunity.org
10. International Safe Community Hospitals Indicators; Contact: Koustuv Dalal safehospitalnet@gmail.com

So far we have the following contact persons for further development of the indicator development work:

Safe Children:
Prof. Sebastian van As abvanas@ich.uct.ac.za; Associate Professor AKM Fazlur Rahman fazlur@ciprb.org and Dr. Chun-bong Chow chowcb@ha.org.hk;

Safe Elderly: Dr. Mirjana Milankov drmirjana.milankov@gmail.com and
Tommy Rosenberg tommysrosenberg@gmail.com




Ansökan för certifiering av ”Tryggt och säkert särskilt boende för äldre” (pdf)

Safe and Secure at Nacka Senior Centre Ektorp, Sweden

Certifiering av trygga och säkra äldreboenden i Nacka kommun ( Nacka Safe Community, Sweden Certifying of Safe and Secure housing for the elderly Eng Video )
Kerstin Seipel

Information material in Swedish
Kunskapscentrum för äldres säkerhet (KC), Karlstad
- en sammanfattning av verksamheten 2007-2009 (pdf)

"Säkerhet i vardagen: tips och råd på äldre dar!" and Finnish from Swedish Rescue Services Agency.
Skador bland äldre personer i Sverige. Kunskapscentrum för äldres säkerhet. from Swedish Rescue Services Agency. NCO 2008:9

Hong Kong SAR, China: In 2007, OSHC (Occupational Safety and Health Councilhas launched the Hong Kong Safe and Healthy) Residential Care Home Accreditation Scheme. It aims to provide the assessment criteria and accreditation procedure for the safety and health management system of residential care homes in Hong Kong, as well as encouraging residential care homes to establish a suitable safety and health management system. The system can effectively control and manage safety and health hazards arising from infection, violent conflicts, drugs management, transfer of residents and other activities. The Scheme has provided residential care homes the guidelines for establishing safety and health management system
and assessment software.
Details of this scheme could be obtained from the website:
www.oshc.org.hk/eng/culture/rch.htm

Scotland

The Outer Hebrides Community Safety Partnership wishes you to:
Keep Safe – Keep well this winter! (Pamflet)
Cùm Sàbhailte – Cùm Gu Math air a’ Gheamhradh Seo

The information contained within the pages of this booklet has
been provided by members of the Outer Hebrides Community
Safety Partnership and is aimed at assisting older and the more
vulnerable members of our community to keep safe and well
throughout the winter months.
The key messages we wish to promote are:
- How a little preparation now can make a huge difference later
- Remember - help is at hand for those who may need it

International Safe Schools
See separate web page

Safe Sports: Toomas Timpka tti@ida.liu.se
Safe Sports International
www.safesportsinternational.org

Safe Work:
W. S. Tang chair@asiasafecommunity.org

Safe Waters: Associate Professor AKM Fazlur Rahman fazlur@ciprb.org

For all indicators incl. interest for a specific area please contact:
Moa Sundström moa.sundstrom@ki.se

Home page:
www.phs.ki.se/csp