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During the terrorist attacks in Norway 22nd of July 2011, 77 persons were killed and many more injured. The attacks led to massive, multifaceted efforts of civil society, especially concerning […]
The Covid-19 pandemic is a societal crisis that is a still ongoing incident for health care management and preparedness organizations to manage all over the world. It constitutes a great […]
Heat stress is the leading cause of weather-related deaths and will have a greater impact in the coming years due to climate change and rising temperatures. In order for local […]
The first deliverable “D1.1 – Preliminary model for assessing and methods form improving societal resilience” summarises the results of the first research actions, which emerged from the analysis of […]
When doing research, it is essential to look at the needs of end-users. It’s a fundamental requirement that’s not always easy to address.
Since end-users are the main beneficiaries that will […]
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, […]
As member of the Basque Government’s security department, ERTZAINTZA is very concerned about the safety of the population in a crisis or disaster […]
Trondheim Red Cross is a humanitarian organization whose work is driven by a desire to help others. We are committed to, and bound […]
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: