About CARISMAND

  • Project Concept - CARISMAND aims to deal with the issues of preparedness, response to disasters and after-crisis recovery which is inevitably influenced by cultural background...
  • Project Objectives - Pursuing its goals towards culturally-informed solutions for disaster management...
  • Why is CARISMAND unique? - CARISMAND comprehensively addresses a number of specific challenges and scope through a variety...
  • Who does CARISMAND concern? - All CARISMAND activities are designed in such a way to be able to reach these stakeholders and to find the most appropriate tools...

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Learn how to use the CARISMAND Cultural Map to Enhance Your Disaster Policies!

Learn how to use the CARISMAND Cultural Map to Enhance Your Disaster Policies!

The Cultural Map is one of the final results of the CARISMAND project and represents a structured framework of a knowledge base, but with an intuitive and dynamic front-end that follows the...

CARISMAND Toolkit in Now Online!

CARISMAND Toolkit in Now Online!

CARISMAND provided an in-depth multi-disciplinary review of state-of-the-art knowledge, previous and on-going EU research, integrating the academic expertise from the fields of cultural and social...

European Parliament makes public warning mandatory for all member states

European Parliament makes public warning mandatory for all member states

On 14 November 2018 the European Parliament voted on a legislation to update the way emergency calls are managed in the EU. The telecommunications legislation – European Electronic...

Disaster
Management Research

Review of actors, processes, national/regional policies for different types of disasters and the different stages of disaster management

Risk
Management

Possibilities to transform emotions related to citizens’ risk perceptions into active behaviour

Citizens’
Rights

Review of the legal situation of citizens in disaster situations, in particular regarding human rights, privacy rights, and any form of cultural rights (e.g. protection of minorities)

Citizens’
Empowerment

Possibilities and current practices of how cultural aspects can enhance the ability of citizens and communities to prepare themselves, respond efficiently and accelerate recovery processes

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Partners

University of Groningen (RUG), The Netherlands
University of Malta (UOM), Malta
Law and Internet Foundation (LIF), Bulgaria
Laboratory of Citizenship Sciences (LSC), Italy
LIBRe Foundation (LIBRe), Bulgaria
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover (LUH), Germany
European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC), France
University of Novi Sad (UNS), Serbia
National Research Council (CNR), Italy
Portuguese Criminal Police (PJ), Portugal
Valencia City Council-Local Police (PLV), Spain
South Yorkshire Police (SYP), UK
University of Florence (UNIFI), Italy
“Mihai Viteazul” National Intelligence Academy (MVNIA), Romania
Special Telecommunications Service (STS), Romania
SMURD Foundation (SMURD), Romania
Province of Groningen (PG), The Netherlands
Municipality of Florence (CdF), Italy
Nutcracker Research Ltd (NUTC), UK
Autoridade Nacional de Proteccao Civil (ANPC)

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