Description: Violence prevention refers to a set of strategies and practices designed to reduce or eliminate violent behaviors in society. This approach encompasses various areas, including education, community intervention, and public policy formulation. Violence prevention not only focuses on responding to violent incidents but also seeks to address the underlying causes that may lead to violence, such as social inequality, lack of opportunities, and structural violence. Initiatives may include awareness programs, social skills training, and fostering safe and healthy environments. Violence prevention is essential for building resilient communities and promoting peace, as it contributes to improving the quality of life and the overall well-being of the population. Additionally, it is recognized that violence has a significant impact on public health, the economy, and social cohesion, making its prevention a priority on many governmental and non-governmental agendas worldwide.
