CO-ORDINATED SERVICE DELIVERY: Local government’s efforts to make Cato Manor safer
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https://doi.org/10.17159/2413-3108/2006/i17a991Keywords:
security, safety, crime, local government, Cato RidgeAbstract
Safety and security policy suggests that local government should play a central role in creating safer environments. This article describes how the Cato Manor Area Based Management (ABM), part of the eThekwini Municipality, has embraced this suggestion by striving to develop a sustainable co-ordinated approach to crime and safety in Durban’s Cato Manor area.
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