This is a multi-component, community-based program to prevent violent behavior among African American adolescents. The objective is to reduce violence rates in at-risk and vulnerable populations.
The program integrated three approaches:
1) Counseling and mentoring focused on the African-American population;
2) Vocational training and job placement; and
3) Extracurricular entrepreneurship training.

This is a social reintegration program for incarcerated individuals with serious mental disorders.
Four months into their sentence, inmates undergo a mental health assessment, followed by the drawing up of a plan to access social services in their community of origin, according to their needs.
After returning to the community, inmates are monitored for five years, which includes mental health and drug abuse treatment, home care, medical care, and vocational training.

This is a community policing strategy in which an informative newspaper is provided on crime and police activity in the neighborhood. The goal is to increase residents' awareness of high crime areas without increasing fear of crime, and instead to increase the deployment of home security resources and public satisfaction.

This is a program aimed at developing a series of activities to encourage the city’s merchants to incorporate new business practices. The objective was to reduce the excessive consumption of alcohol and the number of fights associated with this consumption in the surroundings of the establishments.

This is a program for monitoring individuals who have violated their probation or who are on a special condition of probation. This is an alternative to reincarceration, halfway between prison and supervised release.

This is a piece of legislation that was implemented to regulate the blood alcohol concentration limit allowed for drivers (from 0.10 to 0.08). The objective is to reduce traffic accidents caused by drunkenness.
The law reduces the tolerance to alcohol consumption by drivers and increases the possibility of penalties for the crime and costs of driving under the influence of alcohol.

This is an unconditional cash transfer program aimed at helping more than 2 million families in poverty that the Colombian government launched in 2020 in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Specifically, the initiative refers to the implementation of the “VAT Return” program, aimed at one million families already benefiting from other social assistance programs, such as Familias en Acción.

The Viajemos Seguras en el Transporte Público de la Ciudad de México (Traveling Safely on Mexico City’s Public Transportation System) is a program that provides women-only cars on trains in the metropolitan area of Mexico City.
When there is more traffic and, therefore, greater congestion in the transportation system, the authorities prohibit the presence of men in certain cars, which increases women’s safety.

This is an experiment to evaluate the effectiveness of hot spots policing programs in urban and suburban areas. The objective is to assess whether the strategies reduce crime in areas with high crime rates. Data on criminal activity in the selected localities were collected for two years prior to implementing the intervention.

This is a program that increases coordination, accountability, and leadership capacity among the teams responsible for the criminal investigation of homicides in Bogotá, Colombia.
The protocol was implemented as a pilot for two weeks in December 2015 and began to be officially implemented on January 20, 2016, until December 4, 2016.