SUPER is a joint effort of social media and security experts towards introducing a holistic, integrated and privacy-friendly approach to the use of social media in emergencies and security incidents.
published in 2014
Project Topics: Citizens’ rights, Citizens’ empowerment, Risk perception and risk cultures, Risk communication
Disaster Types: MAN-MADE DISASTERS, NATURAL DISASTERS
Disaster Phase: Emergency
SUPER is a joint effort of social media and security experts towards introducing a holistic, integrated and privacy-friendly approach to the use of social media in emergencies and security incidents.
Associated resources
Project Topics: Risk perception and risk cultures, Policies in disaster management, Actors in disaster management, Risk communication
Disaster Types: MAN-MADE DISASTERS, NATURAL DISASTERS
Disaster Phase: Preparedness, Emergency, Recovery
published in 2013
European Parliament
Project Topics: Policies in disaster management
Disaster Types: MAN-MADE DISASTERS, NATURAL DISASTERS
Disaster Phase: Recovery, Preparedness
GFDRR
Project Topics: Actors in disaster management, Processes in disaster management, Risk communication, Risk perception and risk cultures, Policies in disaster management, Citizens’ empowerment, Citizens’ rights
Disaster Types: NATURAL DISASTERS, MAN-MADE DISASTERS
Disaster Phase: Recovery
Recommended resources
D. Guha-Sapir, R. Below, Ph. Hoyois - Université Catholique de Louvain – Brussels – Belgium.
Project Topics: Processes in disaster management
Disaster Types: MAN-MADE DISASTERS, NATURAL DISASTERS
published in 2017
Aid and International Development Forum (AIDF)
Project Topics: Actors in disaster management, Processes in disaster management, Risk communication
Disaster Types: NATURAL DISASTERS, Climatological
Disaster Phase: Preparedness, Emergency, Recovery
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| Title: | Culture And RISk management in Man-made And Natural Disasters - CARISMAND |
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| Funding scheme: | CSA (Coordination and Support Action) Call ID H2020-DRS-2014 Topic DRS-21-2014 ‘Ethical/Societal Dimension Topic 2: Better Understanding the Links between Culture, Risk Perception and Disaster Management’ |
| Grant agreement no: | 653748 |
| Duration | 36 months (October 2015 – September 2018) |
| Co-ordinator: | Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG), Netherlands |
| Co-ordinating person: | Prof. Joseph A. Cannataci |
| EU funding: | € 3,788,526.25 |
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