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Lessons learned

WUITIPS Project - Reducing wildfire risk in EU tourist areas

PNRS Actualité, 27/03/2025 09:09

The final workshop of the WUITIPS (Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Touristic Infrastructure Protection Solutions) project, held in Brussels on 13 February 2025, presented solutions to reduce forest fire risks in tourist areas, particularly in the Mediterranean, where they result in mass evacuations, loss of life, damage to infrastructure and lasting economic impacts. This project, funded by the KAPP call, has developed specific tools to strengthen the resilience of tourism infrastructures in the face of forest fires.

Joint Research Center

PNRS Actualité, 15/11/2024 08:53

When policymakers create laws that affect millions of Europeans, how can they be confident that these laws will help people live better and safely ? What source of information can they rely on ? Who can they trust ?

PROACTIVE Policy Paper 1

PNRS Actualité, 08/04/2024 08:28

Inclusive Communication in time of crisis, lessons learned and recommendations from COVID-19 and other CBRNe incidents based on recent COVINFORM & PROACTIVE findings.

IAFC Guide for Coronavirus Planning and Response

PNRS Actualité, 04/03/2024 09:48

The 2019 novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is creating a rapidly changing environment for public safety agencies. This is a dynamic event that will likely stretch out for months. As a result, recommendations will undoubtedly change over time. We would request that chief officers return back to the IAFC Coronavirus Resources page frequently to check for updates.