Crime prevention

This may include:

• Economic interventions: Targeting groups or individuals who are potentially vulnerable to engaging in crime, including in gangs or drugs or in other crime, with economic interventions such as employment training programmes. These are designed to provide alternatives to crime.
• Mental health and psychosocial support: Targeting groups or individuals who are potentially vulnerable to engaging in crime, including in gangs or drugs or in other crime, with MPSS support. For example, Cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), Anger Replacement Therapy (ART) and family counselling-based initiatives, etc.
• Education or school-based programming: Targeting groups or individuals who are potentially vulnerable to engaging in crime, including in gangs or drugs or in other crime, with education interventions or school-based programming to promote alternatives to violence and crime.