The ENGAGE project is constantly working to produce actionable knowledge on societal resilience. After an intense year of research that involved more than 4000 first responders, […]
What Emergency Services and Authorities expect from Citizens when responding to disasters? Is it possible to strengthen the collaboration in the society when responding to disasters?
Emergency […]
Our First Newsletter is out and it is covering some of the research results of ENGAGE so far and specifically:
Responsiveness to a public emergency is crucial to ensure the safety of individuals who might be affected by it. As a As a provider of Critical […]
In Romania, the Department for Emergency Situations was in charge of implementing prevention and preparedness measures of civil protection in order to reach a higher degree […]
Ample research has been carried out over the last three decades (and more) to conclude which factors contribute to public readiness to emergencies and disasters and enhance societal […]
On the 9th of March 2021, the ENGAGE Knowledge and Innovation Community of Practice (KI-CoP) had its first meeting of a cycle […]
What makes people self-organize to give first aid to victims of an active shooter? Why do people share their houses with others who lost their homes […]
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