About the project

CO-SECUR: Co-creating urban security solutions in Europe, is a 3-year Horizon Europe project (2023-26) that aims to improve citizens’ security perception and behaviour in public spaces, especially at large events and crowded areas, by actively engaging them to co-create innovative security solutions. Through developing tools and a Societal Development Plan (SDP), we aim to promote innovative and responsible security solutions. Our objective is to build trust, acceptance, and improve both security perception and behavior.

Funded under

HORIZON.2.3 – Civil Security for Society

Call

HORIZON-CL3-2022-SSRI-01 (Strengthened Security Research and Innovation 2022)

Date

Start date: 1 December 2023
End date: 30 November 2026

Opportunities

What are we working on?

CO-SECUR will bring together existing knowledge, provide concrete tools and capacity-building activities, and present evidence-based results to promote good policy decisions.

Analyze

A portfolio that will map and analyze relevant social innovations designed to prevent, detect, and respond to security threats in public spaces.

Capacity

Capacity-building activities and tools for knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration with key stakeholders.

evidence-based

Present evidence-based results to promote good policy decisions.

co-creation

The most important outcome will be the co-creation of a Societal Development Plan (SDP) to encourage sustainable, scalable, and effective social innovation in security (SIS) solutions.

Consortium

The consortium, led by Kveloce, brings together 10 partners from 9 EU countries with Multidisciplinary expertise:

• Social Innovation research
• Co-creation
• Smart citizens
• Local Community Engagement
• Urban / Civil Security Sectors

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