Survey on threats and vulnerabilities in places of worship in the European Union

Survey on threats and vulnerabilities in places of worship in the European Union
Dear respondent,

We are conducting this survey as part of the EU Project SHRINEs, which aims to enhance the security and safety of places of worship by promoting innovative solutions against current risks and emerging threats (please visit our website for more information).

This survey is specifically designed for individuals who are responsible for managing places of worship across the EU. We value your perceptions and experiences regarding potential threats, as well as security and safety issues of all kinds. These may include violent attacks but also thefts, vandalism, infrastructural incidents and natural disasters.

For any inquiries about the questionnaire, please feel free to contact Marco Dugato of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Transcrime (marco.dugato@unicatt.it).

Thank you for your collaboration.
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Rows	Extremely unlikley	Unlikely	Neutral	Likely	Extremely likely
Violent attacks motivated by ideological/political reasons (e.g., shootings, hate crimes)
Violent attacks religiously motivated e.g., shootings, hate crimes)
Violent attacks to the best of your knowledge NOT motivated by religious or ideological reasons (e.g., homicide)
Verbal assault or threats
Theft/robbery of artwork or religious, cultural, and historical artefacts (e.g., statues, paintings, altarpieces)
Theft/robbery of valuable objects or materials belonging to the place (e.g., alms, electronic items, furniture, metals)
Theft/robbery of valuable objects or materials belonging to individuals (e.g., money, mobile phone, car, bag)
Intentional arsons
Vandalism motivated by religious or ideological reasons
Vandalism to the best of your knowledge NOT motivated by religious or ideological reasons
Squatting
Damages due to wear or poor conservation to the building structure, structural materials and mural paintings (e.g., the collapse of parts of buildings, cracks)
Damages due to wear or poor conservation of furniture and objects (e.g., material detachment, painted surface discolouration)
Safety accidents involving people (e.g. tripping hazards, slipping hazards, death) due to wear or poor conservation of structural materials, objects and furniture
Accidents caused by poor maintenance or improper use of the heating, electric and hydraulic system (e.g., gas emission, explosion, power failure)
Harm to people caused by spread of diseases (e.g., COVID-19, other diseases)
Harm to people caused by other health issues (e.g., dehydration, fainting due to high temperatures)
Human stampede/crowd crushes (i.e., panicked flight from danger)
Earthquakes
Storms/Floods
Natural fires
Non-Malicious Chemical, Biological, Radiological or Nuclear events
Extreme heat
Extreme precipitations
Landslides
Sea level rise

Rows	During religious ceremonies	During opening hours, but not during religious ceremonies	During nighttime or in closing hours	During anniversaries of historical events or other special occasions
Violent attacks motivated by ideological/political reasons (e.g., shootings, hate crimes)
Violent attacks religiously motivated e.g., shootings, hate crimes)
Violent attacks to the best of your knowledge NOT motivated by religious or ideological reasons (e.g., homicide)
Verbal assault or threats
Theft/robbery of artwork or religious, cultural, and historical artefacts (e.g., statues, paintings, altarpieces)
Theft/robbery of valuable objects or materials belonging to the place (e.g., alms, electronic items, furniture, metals)
Theft/robbery of valuable objects or materials belonging to individuals (e.g., money, mobile phone, car, bag)
Intentional arsons
Vandalism motivated by religious or ideological reasons
Vandalism to the best of your knowledge NOT motivated by religious or ideological reasons
Squatting

Rows	No	No, but we would like to adopt it	Yes, as an outsourced service	Yes, managed internally
PANIC BUTTON (electronic device that can be activated to request help during an emergency)
ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM (electronic system to verify and assign access authorization to selected personnel, though an electronic badge, a password or a biometric solution)
ANTI- INTRUSION ALARM SYSTEMS (detectors and devices that indicate an unauthorized entry attempt. Sensors mounted on any door or window that can be used as an entry point, connected to the alarm system, e.g. window alarm system, door alarm system & similar)
SCREENING AND DETECTION SYSTEM (systems to screen and detect metal objects, chemical traces and explosives, e.g. walk-through metal detectors, hand-held metal detectors, hand-held chemical trace detector)
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE MONITORING SYSTEM (security cameras to monitor and record activity in a specific area or location for security, safety or monitoring purposes, e.g. CCTV-closed-circuit television- monitoring systems, body worn camera)
SMOKE DETECTORS & FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
TEMPERATURE MONITORING