📅 Last December 6, Dr. Lijo John (HUMLOG Institute - Hanken School of Economics) took the floor on "Supply chain cascades in light of new CER Directive", representing at the same time CORE EU-funded Project.

💡 It was the occasion to address the topic of supply chain and cascading effects through the COVID-19 pandemic and the launch of the new CER Directive prisma (presented few minutes earlier by Heike Buss (European Commission - DG HOME)), and to present the work conducted in CORE EU-funded Project.

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👉 More information on Public Safety Communication Europe (PSCE) conference that gathered around 100 participants from 15 countries, and 26 high-level speakers who covered 5 different topics related to public safety: https://lnkd.in/eavAhzxQ.

📅 This early week, our partner Saher Europe (Andrew Staniforth) contributed to the visibility of CORE EU-funded Project by mentioning it in an article written for Policing Insight & by presenting some project's outcomes at the #CERIS event featured by European Commission - DG HOME:

📝 Review & reform: Improving disaster response & resilience, by Andrew Staniforth (Saher Europe), in Policing Insight 📝

"The emergency service response to disasters – whether manmade incidents such as terrorist attacks, or naturally occurring events including weather crises – has been under scrutiny in the UK and globally in recent years; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at a new European disaster analysis model that will be unveiled this week, which aims to increase learning and share best practice with a view to improving future responses"

You'll find insights about:
👉 Reports into Manchester Arena bombing (22 May 2017)
👉 Lessons yet to be learned in terms of preparedness & the need of more risk awareness
👉 CORE EU-funded Project's transdisciplinary approach
👉 CORE EU-funded Project's Disaster Scenario Analysis Framework Model

👉👉 Article available at https://lnkd.in/e3Uc5NEk.

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🇪🇺 #CERIS event: Disaster Resilient Societies (DRS) - State-of-play, by the European Commission (Philippe Quevauviller, Nicolas Bessot) 🇪🇺

On Day 2 - Societal resilience, under the Panel "Societal Resilience – Risk scenarios and management", Andrew Staniforth (Saher Europe) presented "An analysis framework for disaster scenarios", collectively built in the frame of CORE EU-funded Project.

It was the occasion to present the Disaster Scenario Analysis Framework Model to the DRS community including other related EU projects and EU policymakers.

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🙏 GREETINGS 🙏

✅ Thanks to all the CORE EU-funded Project partners who worked on the Disaster Scenario Analysis Framework Model: Saher Europe, MTO Säkerhet AB, NAFR (Ronnen Avny), Österreichisches Rotes Kreuz, Università degli Studi di Salerno, Croce Rossa Italiana, ETH Zürich, Hanken School of Economics-HUMLOG Institute, RESALLIENCE, Hochschule für den öffentlichen Dienst in Bayern.

✅ Thanks to CMINE (The Resilience Advisors Network, Jon Hall, Rob Munro), DG HOME (Philippe Quevauviller, Nicolas Bessot & co.) and our DRS01 sister projects (BuildERS H2020, ENGAGE H2020, LINKS EU Project, H2020 - RESILOC, RiskPacc Project) for ma

king CERIS event both a professional must-have an a human experience in all the editions.

✅ Welcome to our 2 new DRS01 sister projects: PARATUS project & MEDiate Project.

📰 We are happy to inform you that CORE EU-funded Project has been accepted to organise the session "Science communication & citizen science to increase risk perception and awareness" in the next European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2023 in Vienna (and online), next April 23-28.

🔗 The session will be co-organised by European Geosciences Union (EGU)'s GM13 - Education & Outreach in Geomorphology (programme group scientific officer: Philippe Steer).
The convener will be Maria Vittoria Gargiulo, PhD (Università degli Studi di Salerno - Geo&SismoLabUnisa), supported by three co-conveners: Irina Dallo (ETH Zürich), Laure Fallou (Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC)), Maike Vollmer (Fraunhofer INT & RiskPacc Project Coordinator).

📚 About the TOPIC 📚

The effectiveness of risk mitigation depends not only on the scientific community (e.g., hazard assessments) but also on how well-informed & prepared societies (the general public, authorities, media, etc) are about the risk itself. It is thus crucial to train the (local and national) population enabling them to increase their preparedness for disasters & , consequently, improve society’s resilience.
For this purpose, science communication & citizen science are becoming increasingly significant in an era challenged by various uncertainties. Thereby scientists & experts play an important role in establishing certainty in the public opinion field & in improving the communication efforts of the institution in charge of public communication.
It is therefore of fundamental importance, for the scientific & civil community, to disseminate information on risk to create greater individual awareness & sensitivity, & to enable all citizens to make a tangible contribution to society resilience through virtuous behaviour in everyday life, even outside the school/work environment.

💡 About the SESSION 💡

This session is dedicated to scientists, science communicators, & practitioners with a particular focus on Early Career Scientists.
The aim of the session is to create a space for discussion on both best practices & theoretical approaches when practicing science communication or citizen science.
Welcomed are submissions exploring different means for sharing or producing risk information related to natural or/and anthropogenic hazards taking into account different aspects (e.g., stakeholders, cultural context, temporality, uncertainties).
Of special interest are contributions addressing the dynamics of risk communication from preparing over responding to recovering from a crisis.
Moreover, communications on how to evaluate the impacts of such efforts & how to include science communication in a scientist's daily activity are welcome.

👉👉👉 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT: https://lnkd.in/eDCUinzt 👈👈👈