Rise reducing crime in the reconstruction of earthquake-stricken areas in CPTED approach with emphasis on disaster management; case study: bam city after the earthquake

disater mange ment that be considered Set of theoretical concepts and practical measures for crisis management in planning for disaster when ¬ Dimensions program, before and after the accident. In this paper, "Reconstruction after natural crises" is considered With the rise in crime rates in areas of reconstruction, giving the possibility to reduce crime may be provided through the physical environment that One cycle of crisis management and reconstruction of the accident are included. Results and research findings show that should be applied Such as enhancing natural areas in urban design, access control, natural surveillance, support and maintenance of social activities be considered. Paper presented at the tactics of street design and city streets to reduce crime rate rise is noted.