12. FIRST-GENERATION CPTED promoted a fortified lifestyle where surveillance, territoriality, and access control would design crime out of the spaces of urbanity.

13. SECOND-GENERATION CPTED promoted sustainable development where creating livable, civilized, balanced communities in well-maintained urban settings, empowering citizens, and fostering community engagement would eliminate the reason d’etre of urban crimes.

14. THIRD-GENERATION CPTED promotes green energy and application of novel technologies where perception of safety, and standard of living is enhanced, and cities can thrive in a symbiotic and synergetic relationship with natural ecology.

15. THIRD-GENERATION CPTED Inspirations: a green, sustainable, technologically enhanced approach to enhancing the living standards of urbanites and improving the image of the city as user-friendly, safe, and secure.

16. Rethinking Energy Production Rethinking Energy Consumption 1.1 Addressing the energy crisis

17. Rethinking Energy-Related Disasters Going Green:

18. 1.2 Addressing urban pollution

19. 1.3 Recycling, mimizing urban waste, and waste management

20. 1.4 Reprogramming the physical space and material-based consumption: online services and cyber functionality

21. 1.5 Addressing urban poverty

22. 1.6 Mediating conflicting interests in urban settings

23. 1.7 Supporting informed, efficient urban management using situated technologies

24. 1.8 The literally green city

25. 1.9 Promoting interactive architectures and individuated spatial responses

26. 1.10 Urban safety and security

27. THIRD-GENERATION CPTED Recommendations: Urban-scale green, sustainable and technologically enhanced design strategies for fostering the perception of safety and security in cities

28. 3.1 Urban surveillance: the use of harvested energy as a power source for street lighting

29. 3.2 Natural urban surveillance : integrating greenscapes into urban streetscapes to create a more pedestrian-friendly urban fabric

30. 3.3 Cybernetic urban surveillance: a thousand Little Sisters instead of one Big Brother

31. 3.4 Enhancing a citizen’s sense of belonging: interfaces for accessing real- time information, conflict mediation and productive discussion

32. 3.5 Clarifying the dynamics of the city in real-time: enhancing the image of a city as transparent, well-maintained, safe and secure

33. 3.6 Capitalizing on the potential of online social networks to create a sense of belonging, to foster a culture of collaboration, and to transform the “me-mentality” of individual urbanites to the”us-mentality” of members of an urban, digitally enhanced multitude.

34. 3.7 Technologically enhanced urban navigation contributes to the legibility of the city’s fabric, easing spatial perception and enhancing the image of the city as user-friendly, safe and secure

35. 3.8 Establishing online platforms for municipalities worldwide to share their experiences with third generation CPTED, and the criteria used to evaluate the results