Designing Restorative City Models for Child Safety and Crime Prevention: Insights from the Global South

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Qualitative analysis reveals interventions reduce youth violence in diverse urban settings, highlighting community engagement.

Interventions in restorative cities significantly reduce youth violence and enhance community trust, creating safer environments for children.
Case studies from cities like Medellín and Nairobi illustrate that effective restorative justice frameworks can be adapted to local contexts.
Utilizing a qualitative comparative case study approach, the research identifies successes in school-based mediation and child-friendly infrastructure.
The findings suggest participatory planning and inter-sectoral coordination are vital for sustainable urban development and child safety.

Herke et al. (2025) studied this question.

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