To ensure that every citizen feels safe, the creative industry's people-centered approach is essential. The tool at the heart of the new approach is visibility.
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1. Strong(er) together - More effective innovation through co-creation and participation
The creative industries connect and involve various stakeholders to develop a strategy and approach using vision-forming methods. This can increase the visibility of offenders and reduce undermining and crime.
By stimulating new security behaviour of citizens within this system and by paying attention to cooperation and scalability, the impact of technological developments can be felt. A system with these qualities creates trust and gets people moving.
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2. HEAD START THROUGH METHODIC DESIGN - PROBLEM-DRIVEN INNOVATION
In order to tackle organised crime in an integrated manner and to deploy security professionals, it is important that supporting (digital) solutions are problem-driven. They must also be developed collectively with a centrally articulated question, for example around mental resilience and training.
In combination with a problem-driven (design thinking) approach, innovation from the safety need leads to more effective interventions than a technology-driven approach.
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3. COMMUNICATION AS A WEAPON - RAISING AWARENESS: TRADE PERSPECTIVE AND SYSTEM SHIFT
By allowing citizens to recognise the signals of norm-deviating behaviour, a stronger front can be formed to introduce a system shift that focuses more on a preventive rather than repressive approach.
Through powerful, widely understandable campaigns and messages, the creative industries are able to raise awareness and stimulate desired behaviour with the right nudges and boosts.
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We are currently working on an English version of the agenda. Please find the first chapter of the agenda in English here.