Funding call for disaster risk management actions is now open for submission. The closing date for applications is 21 April 2026. This call aims to improve disaster risk management and crisis management at national/sub-national level, while promoting coherence between national and European programmes and policies, with due consideration of climate risks and other hazards and threats.

A new consolidated overview of EU funding opportunities for Disaster Risk Management is now available on the Union Civil Protection Knowledge Network.

The European Commission has published a new report on 'Advancing risk management and resilience-building in Europe', accompanied by a detailed Staff Working Document (SWD). The report marks the first progress report on the implementation of the Union Disaster Resilience Goals (DRGs) and the second update on preventing and managing disaster risk under the Union Civil Protection Mechanism (UCPM).

A round up of the latest insights and innovations in disaster risk management.

Jointly organised by SALTO ESC, DG EAC and DG ECHO, the webinars focus on the European Solidarity Corps 2026 Call and its new priority on preparedness.

A look back at key developments in civil protection in 2025, highlighting major policy milestones, operational challenges and how the Knowledge Network supported preparedness, learning and cooperation across Europe.

The Knowledge Network Capacity Development pillar aims to connect, promote and strengthen capacity development initiatives relevant to civil protection and disaster management.

Through the Knowledge Network, the scientific community and operational stakeholders in disaster management have a new space to connect and share knowledge.

The exercise programme of the Knowledge Network offers a variety of civil protection exercises to enhance prevention, preparedness and disaster response.

COLLARIS Network: Collaborative network on unmanned Aerial Systems.

Increasing Knowledge and Partnerships on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for Helpers in Pandemics and Conflicts.

Extreme Wildfire Events exceeding control capacity are becoming a major environmental, economic and social threat across the world.