Preventing juvenile delinquency
Sbocciamo Torino is a multi-stakeholder governance network designed to deliberate and co-produce interventions addressing juvenile delinquency issues in the city of Turin.
In what ways might we support collaborative decision-making in producing interventions to tackle youth delinquency issues and enable evidence-based intervention?
It involves a committee of stakeholders working together to make evidence-based intervention suggestions, aided by a digital dashboard that visualises data relevant to the prevention of juvenile delinquency.
A Committee
Comprising members from public and private institutions and organisations that work on matters related to prevention of juvenile delinquency in Turin. This committee is integrated with a project manager from the city of Turin, a sociology researcher with expertise in Juvenile delinquency and a data scientist, as supporting members.
A dashboard
Visualising data such as Demographics, school dropouts, surveys on youth aggression and conviction of young adult offenders and data on the previous interventions addressing youth delinquency that the stakeholders can provide to the committee.
A committee meeting
The meeting is aimed at decision making through data and visualisation to co-produce intervention on preventing juvenile delinquency.
An extended committee meeting with the Municipal Council (councillors)
For presenting and discussing the interventions for implementation.
The Sbocciamo Torino documentation
Meeting templates
To aid in the organisation and realisation of committee meetings.
Training material and guidelines
For Stakeholders to use the tool.
Branding Merchandise
Notebooks, pens, tote bags, reusable water bottles and bottle openers.
This tool is for:
The project manager
Department of educational services - division for the right to study, service orientation, school inclusion, countering dropout
Office of the guarantor of the rights of persons deprived of personal liberty
Municipal office for Social services
NGOs, Youth committees and associations
Sociologist from University of Torino
Data Scientist
Project
For further information about this tool, contact:
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 787100
