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Nordic Safe Cities

Cast light on life and ensure safe societies

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Nordic Safe Cities is an alliance working to ensure safe and resilient cities in the Nordics. Together we help our members develop solutions that create safer cities, stand against the rise of polarisation and safeguard citizens from extremist hate, violence and fear.

 

 

Impact

5
United Nordic countries

30
Participating cities, national experts, and local NGOs and safe city partners engaged

+1000
Engaged experts, NGOs and city partners

10 Mio.
People safeguarded in the Nordic Region

300
Safe cities youth change-makers trained

Survey 2018

81%
report a better knowledge and understanding of radicalization, extremism, and violence

81%
report that Nordic Safe City membership has given them a stronger network and new access to resources

63%
report that Nordic Safe City membership has led to local improvements and an ability to create a safer city

Our Initiatives

1:1 advisory

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Summit and camps

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Concepts and publications

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Nordic City to City Stories

Empowering youth

Together against terrorism. The Mayor, representatives from the Al-Noor mosque and representatives from the administration in Bærum. PHOTO: Knut Bjerke, Budstikka

Letter from Bærum

100 days follow up from Innovation Camp

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  • WHO WE ARE
  • OUR INITIATIVES
    • GET 1:1 ADVISORY TO MAKE YOUR CITY SAFER
    • SUMMITS & CAMPS
    • CONCEPTS & PUBLICATIONS
  • CITY TO CITY STORIES
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  • CONTACT
    • Jobs

Nordic Safe Cities
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Denmark

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