DIG Gauteng AI Crime Prevention & Spatial Intelligence Programme
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📅 8/10/2026
Executive Summary
Modern crime prevention requires combining information from multiple sources
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Integration with UISP
- The programme is directly incorporated into the Upgrading of Informal Settlements Programme (UISP)
- It ensures that upgrading is not only physical, but also intelligence-led and safety-informed
- UISP planning is informed by real-time spatial risk intelligence
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Core Concept
- The platform changes the question from 'Where did crime happen?' to 'What is happening, where is it happening'
- It identifies patterns, hotspots, anomalies, emerging risks and relationships
- Humans investigate, verify and decide on interventions
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AI Components
- Crime pattern analytics identify recurring patterns
- Hotspot prediction produces risk forecasts
- Temporal intelligence analyzes time-related patterns
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Conclusion
- The programme ensures that informal settlement upgrading leads to safer, better-planned and more resilient human settlements
- It integrates crime intelligence capability and UISP-linked informal settlement safety intelligence
- The pilot integrates both crime intelligence and UISP-linked informal settlement safety intelligence
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