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Purposeful and well thought out evaluations are a cornerstone of learning from different kinds of events and incidents. To be able to utilize the full scale of partnerships and civilian […]
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Introduction
Among the contemporary challenges, the ability of cities and territories to transform themselves into inclusive, participatory, and resilient contexts that are able not only to adapt […]
Introduction
Trust in generally imagined as something inherently good for enhancing resilience in societies and communities. As we already mentioned in another post, ENGAGE’s ambition is to better […]
Project ENGAGE presented its recent advances in research on societal resilience at the Public Safety Communication Europe Annual Meeting in Salzburg, on May 11 […]
Different Solutions for More Prepared and Engaged Communities
The emergency system of any country is a strategic area. Its purpose is essential to save and preserve life in everyday situations or […]
Our society is increasingly exposed to complex risks, emerging threats and multidimensional hazards. Therefore, it is essential to enable communities to increase their resilience and empower them to build back […]
The Red Cross Emergency Response Service is a scheme which allows volunteers in the Red Cross to be listed as Preparedness Guards on an alert list for extraordinary incidents. The […]
Social resilience is a topic that is now more than ever on the agenda — becoming a more pressing issue with the COVID-19 pandemic and the implosion of the war […]
A notable example of how to use technology in disaster management is the ERTZAINTZA app. It was created as a communication channel between citizens and the regional police of the […]
Conducting an interview with survivors, victims or volunteers will have to take extra precautions to not contribute to psychological harm for the interviewee. Here is what we do in ENGAGE […]