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CSIR makes a manual available that explains community-based crime prevention and provides guidance on analysing crime, designing a local strategy and carrying out selected projects.

Who it is for:

communities and people involved in local crime prevention

How to act on it:

Access and use the manual through the CSIR webpage at https://www.csir.co.za/making-south-africa-safe-manual-community-based-crime-prevention.

The CSIR makes a newsletter subscription available for updates about its latest innovations, news and events.

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The Red Book is a practical guide for planning and designing services and infrastructure in neighbourhood development projects, supporting the development of sustainable human settlements.

Who it is for:

people involved in planning and designing neighbourhood development projects

How to act on it:

Use the guide through the CSIR publication page at https://www.csir.co.za/neighbourhood-planning-and-design-guide-red-book.

CSIR makes a magazine-style publication available about its interventions and innovations in defence and security, including counter poaching, maritime research, electronic defence systems, aerospace and information security.

Who it is for:

People interested in defence and security research and innovation

How to act on it:

Access the publication through the CSIR webpage.

The CSIR makes this ScienceScope edition available for people to read. It focuses on issues relevant to implementing the fourth industrial revolution strategy and includes articles about CSIR people, research and development, and infrastructure developments.

Who it is for:

Members of the public and readers interested in the fourth industrial revolution, CSIR research and development

How to act on it:

Use the PDF link or the flipbook provided on the CSIR webpage.

The CSIR offers a newsletter subscription for updates about its latest innovations, news and events.

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People who want the CSIR's latest innovations, news and events

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The CSIR makes this edition of ScienceScope available for people to read as a PDF or flipbook. It features CSIR women and their work in science, engineering and technology, including Covid-19-related research.

Who it is for:

Readers interested in CSIR women and research in science, engineering and technology

How to act on it:

Open the ScienceScope Volume 18 page and click the PDF link or use the flipbook.

The CSIR makes its newsletter available to people who want the latest innovations, news and events.

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