Ongoing projects
The AKRA-MERANDA Project introduces Türkiye’s first integrated, multi-hazard disaster risk management (DRM) framework tailored for critical infrastructures such as the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), SEVESO-classified industrial facilities, and Mersin International Port.
BRIDGE-IT, Building Resilience to Increase Disaster Management Governance and Emergency preparedness-Italy.
The Camper Safe project addresses the urgent need to strengthen disaster risk management (DRM) in Türkiye’s growing camping and ecotourism sector, with a focus on the Thrace Region an area rich in biodiversity but highly vulnerable to floods, wildfires, and other climate-driven hazards.
Continuity for Resilience. A Structured, Multisectoral Approach Tailored to Civil Protection Systems.
Development of Fire and Rescue Capabilities and cooperation.
Enhancing Institutional Capacity to Address disaster-related Displacement.
Host Nation Support Emergency Strengthening via Training and Instructions for Assistance.
HNS BridGER - Bridging Legal Frameworks and Practical Readiness in Host Nation Support.
Strengthening Disaster Risk Management Capability at Local Level 2
Operationalizing Host Nation Support (HNS) for Iceland after the finalization of the by-laws and the handbook.
Towards a national guideline on recovery, a whole of society approach to strengthen resilience in The Netherlands.
Strengthening Public Warning and Civilian Protection.
The German Disaster Resilience Strategy defines 49 measures, many of them are not limited to the roles and responsibilities of one specific authority.
The "Using fire spread simulation to better anticipate and prepare for dangerous and destructive wildfires at national and local level - B-Prepared" project will implement a state-of-the-art fire spread simulation system capable of predicting potential fire behavior.
The "Improving Disaster Risk Understanding - BG-IDRU-1" project aims to develop educational materials, including video tutorials, booklets and brochures for better understanding of disaster risks in Bulgaria.
The 'Operational Forces of Civil Protection for the Protection of Cultural Heritage' project aims to strengthen the institutional, technical and financial capacities of civil protection teams as regards the protection of movable cultural heritage in emergency situations.
The project aims to finalise preparations for the National disaster damage and loss database implementation in Latvia by build upon the existing feasibility studies: preparing a development roadmap and updating technical specifications for the disaster damage and loss database.
The “Drafting Disaster Risk Reduction Awareness Raising Guidelines and Disaster Loss Data & Assessment System” project aims to develop national disaster risk management awareness-raising guidelines, along with awareness-raising materials and a monitoring framework for such activities.
The ''Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction of the Government of Montenegro with the Action Plan for the period 2025-2030” aims to develop a Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction for Montenegro, and an Action Plan for the period 2025-2030.
The project will integrate ecosystem-based approaches into disaster risk management policies and strategies, and mainstream those approaches at local, regional and national levels.
The 'Development of strategic framework that incorporates the needs of persons with disabilities into whole disaster management cycle -ENABLE-DMC' project aims to raise awareness of disasters in Lithuania.
Enhancing human and technical aspects of public warning and crisis communication.
Establishment of comprehensive civil protection and disaster management training for governmental institutions, civil protection commissions of municipalities, universities, SFRS Fire Safety and Civil Defence College, as well as establishing safety advice for the public.
Feasibility study on the evaluation of the current situation and development of solutions for the introduction of the optimal model for the further provision of forest fire protection and fire-fighting functions in public and private forests in Latvia.
The “Improvements for Data Exchange of Emergency Data” project aims to develop risk management capabilities for large scale nuclear and radiological emergencies.
Integrated interventions in disaster risk management.
The 'Implementation of Paragon Across Territories - IMPACT' project intends to further develop the PARAGON platform, on which crisis information can be fully shared in real time at national level in Belgium and with neighbouring countries.
Development of a Spanish national disaster loss database (IMPACTO).
This project aims to improve the effectiveness of current civil protection system for preventing and preparing for natural and human - induced disasters as well as to ensure that Croatian civil protection system becomes more resilient to disasters and crises with an emphasis on promoting green transition and new technologies.
The main objective of the "Interconnection of SIVAC" or I-SIVAC project is to improve the Interministerial Information System for Victims of Attacks and Disasters (SIVAC tool) so that it can provide ministries and other stakeholders involved in responding to a major crisis with the essential information and functionalities they need to succeed in their missions.
The 'Innovative Solutions for Public Readiness and Emergency Disaster Management in Lithuania - I-SPREAD' project will increase public preparedness and improve the effectiveness of disaster risk prevention tools in Lithuania.
The “Strengthening Disaster Risk Management Capability at Local Level - LOCAL-DRM” project aims to improve the overall preparedness capabilities of the Albania’s counties and municipalities.
Development of a Long Term Wildfire Prevention Framework for Istanbul Forest Region - The Implementation Phase with an Emphasis on Green Growth.
The “Feasibility study and specific documentation for the implementation National Early Warning System” project provides for the development of the feasibility study and specific documentation for the implementation of the early warning system of the population in case of emergency or exceptional situations.
National Risk Assessment in North Macedonia (NRA MK).
The 'Funding resilient futures: Exploring funding practices in the field of disaster risk management - PLUTUS' project aims to address challenges that the Belgian civil protection authorities and other EU member states face.
This project will cover priority prevention and preparedness measures to further strengthen and increase the capacity of society as a whole as well as national institutions in Montenegro in response to various types of disasters, including the cross-border dimension as well as measures for high-impact low-probability risks identified in the National Risk Assessment of Montenegro.
The 'Public warning messages in preferred language - PwinPlan' project aims to develop a solution that will allow alerts sent through the EE-ALARM system to be sent in the preferred communication language of the receiver.
Strengthening social resilience, developing crisis communication and educating safe behaviour in Poland.
The 'Making Industrial Organizations Disaster-resilient by Concept of Business Continuity Management: Marmara Region Implementation - RESMAR' project aims to increase the resilience of industrial organisations in the Marmara Region.
The project will develop a risk management plan and risk management capabilities for large scale nuclear and radiological emergencies.
Preparation of Risk Reduction Guide for Disasters Due to Climate Change in Cultural Heritage Sites of Turkey and A Model Implementation
The scenario- and exercise bank (SCENEX-B) is an add-on to Denmark's National Risk Profile and aims to strengthen scenario-building capabilities and accelerate Denmark's implementation of DRG 1: anticipate.
The project sets out and implement a strategic coordination process at the level of the Ministry of Interior's Department for Emergency Situations (DSU), with the organisations involved in disaster risk management, in the area of responsibilities covered by the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU).
The "Safe and Equal in EMErgencies 2 - SEE ME 2" project aims to improve the safety and equality of the persons with disabilities in emergencies by improving the understanding of disaster risk among the persons with disabilities and to strengthen the capabilities of the civil protection operational forces in dealing with persons with disabilities in emergencies.
SMarAI aims to improve the maritime safety intervention capabilities in case of disaster at sea, through the development of an operational platform based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to allocate operational resources more effectively, thus helping the decision-making process.
Study on Development and Management of State Material Reserves and Resources of the Sector’s Material and Technical Means for the Implementation of Disaster Management Measures and Overcoming Sectoral Hazards.
Strategic framework for raising public awareness and training programmes for disaster risk management in the tourism sector.
The aim of this project is to provide technical assistance to the corresponding disaster risk management authorities to undertake the revision of the Special Plan for Civil Protection and Volcanic Risk Emergency in the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands (PEVOLCA).
The project aims to improve understanding of wildfire risk factors and vulnerabilities in the Czech Republic, and strengthen the collaboration and coordination among stakeholders involved in wildfire management.
Developing Wildfire Prevention and Emergency Response Plans (F-PERPs) for Forest Villages to Enhance Climate Adaptation and Mitigation.
Closed projects
Preparation of an investment project proposal addressing disaster risk management due to possible threats from a Belarussian nuclear power plant (LT) - Track I
The Aid to Prioritize Fire Prevention Efforts (FirePrev) project in Denmark aims to reduce building fires and encourage smarter spending.
The ‘High Level Crisis Management Courses’ project in Estonia supports the development of a training programme to increase the preparedness of the national crisis system by involving local authorities, municipalities, crisis-management policymakers, and public and private sectors.
Feasibility studies on the promotion of better practice and raising capacity of State Fire and Rescue Service of Latvia - Track I.
Stakeholders Networking for Multi-risk and Climate Resilient Strategic Framework in Disaster Management (SK) - Track I.
Track I - The Effect of Climate Change on Critical Infrastructures Specifically for the Energy Sector in Pilot Region: İzmir – Aliağa (TR) - Track I
Development of a Long-term Wildfire Prevention Framework for Istanbul Forest Region – Track 1
The project will develop a new national risk assessment methodology, taking into account projections of emerging risks and new methods.
Analysis of the needs and requirements for making a Crisis Information Management System internationally and cross-border usable within the Benelux and Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Track 1 - Technical Assistance for the Enhancement of the Civil Protection System in Croatia - TA for CP (HR).
Track 1 - Grant for disaster risk management in Lithuania (LT).
Track 1 - Research of State Fire and Rescue Service structure and capacity, assessment of the current situation, analysis of functions and tasks for the development and implementation of a long-term development strategy of SFRS (LV).
Track 1 - Disaster Risk Management Capability Assessment (Montenegro).