The LINKS project is a comprehensive study on the uses of Social Media and Crowdsourcing in disaster risk management.
A reliable climate risk assessment (CRA) relies on effective combination of local information with established pan-European reference data and scenarios.
MYRIAD-EU’s mission is to catalyze a paradigm shift in how risks are currently assessed and managed.
The RiskPACC project seeks to further understand and close this Risk Perception Action Gap (RPAG).
Firelogue is adding value by coordinating discussions on the integration of wildfire risk management measures and sectoral approaches taking justice considerations into account.
Promoting disaster preparedness and resilience by co-developing stakeholder support tools for managing the systemic risk of compounding disasters.
MedEWSa is relevant to the UCPM since it is focused on the development of early warning systems (EWS) across the European-Med- African region.
OVERWATCH project is perfectly aligned with the Union Civil Protection Knowledge Network motto – applied knowledge for action.
The EU-funded SYNERGIES project intends to revise and improve the outcomes of six earlier projects focused on disaster risk management (DRM), increasing their maturity and integrating them with best practices and practitioner experiences.
CENTAUR's focus on developing new service components for the Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS) and the Copernicus Security Service (CSS) in Support of the EU External and Security Actions (SESA).
The goal of TEMA is to deliver a technical solution that is supportive in disaster response and management by bringing situational data to relevant end-users, enabling transferability to tackle different disaster types in various geographic region thus providing the relevant information that can help make the best possible operative decisions.
GOBEYOND is an innovation action designed to strengthen community resilience and enhance response capacity to geo, weather and climate-related risks.
EMBRACE (Pan-European Management of Biological toxin incidents through standardization initiatives for Crisis response Enhancement) is a forward-thinking initiative under the Horizon Europe programme, addressing the critical need for enhanced crisis management strategies tailored to biological toxin incidents.
The SEED-FD project (Strengthening Extreme Events Detection for Floods and Droughts) is highly relevant to the Union Civil Protection Mechanism (UCPM) as it addresses critical gaps in the EU's current disaster management capabilities.
Extreme Wildfire Events exceeding control capacity are becoming a major environmental, economic and social threat across the world.