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This research investigates the relationship between urban design and crime prevention. With the increasing focus on creating safe urban environments, the study aims to explore how design elements such as street layout, lighting, and public spaces influence crime rates. Employing a comprehensive research approach, the study seeks to provide insights into the ways in which urban design can contribute to crime prevention strategies and enhance overall urban safety.
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