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CORDIS · RESILOC

Resilient Europe and Societies by Innovating Local Communities

Code
RESILOC
Programme
H2020
Call
SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020
Status
CLOSED
Period
2019-06-01 – 2022-11-30
Total cost (whole consortium)5 281 562 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)5 281 562 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants282 705 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG EVcoordinatorDE760 881 €
INTELLIGENCE FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY SRL IES SOLUTIONS SRLparticipantIT698 146 €
ISTITUTO DI SOCIOLOGIA INTERNAZIONALE DI GORIZIAparticipantIT458 635 €
TAVISTOCK INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RELATIONS LBGparticipantUK455 238 €
RESILIENCE ADVISORS LTDparticipantUK427 226 €
STIFTINGA VESTLANDSFORSKINGparticipantNO396 199 €
ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO ATHINONparticipantEL388 038 €
INSTITUT JOZEF STEFANparticipantSI287 603 €
YPOURGEIO ETHNIKIS AMYNASparticipantEL235 119 €
DIMOS DITIKIS ACHAIASparticipantEL223 438 €
COMUNE DI CATANIAparticipantIT217 812 €
COMUNE DI GORIZIAparticipantIT184 438 €
Балкански институт по труда и социалната политикаparticipantBG174 580 €
Uprava RS za zaščito in reševanje, Ministrstvo za obramboparticipantSI122 471 €
БЪЛГАРСКИ ЧЕРВЕН КРЪСТparticipantBG108 125 €
Regione SiciliaparticipantIT77 776 €
BERGEN KOMMUNEparticipantNO65 838 €

Description

Resilience is defined by the United Nations as “the ability to resist, absorb and accommodate to the effects of a hazard, in a timely and efficient manner”. Thus, resilient communities are those in which their citizens, environment, businesses, and infrastructures have the capacity to withstand, adapt, and recover in a timely manner from any kind of hazards they face, either planned or unplanned. In recent years efforts have been spent to tackle resilience and there is, still, a long path forward in defining an EU valid and sound approach to the problem. RESILOC aims at studying and implementing a holistic framework of studies, methods and software instruments that combines the physical with the less tangible aspects associated with human behaviour.The study-oriented section of the framework will move from a thorough collection and analysis of literature and stories from the many approaches to resilience adopted all over the World. The results of the studies will lead to the definition of a set of new methods and strategies where the assessment of the resilience indicators of a community will be performed together with simulations on the “what-if” certain measures are taken. These studies and methods will serve for designing and implementing two software instruments:1. the RESILOC inventory, a comprehensive, live, structure for collecting, classifying and using information on cities and local communities, implemented as a Software as a Service (SaaS). 2. The RESILOC Cloud-based platform for assessing and calculating the resilience indicators of a city or a community, for developing localised strategies and verifying their impacts on the resilience of the community. The Cloud platform, a combination of SaaS and PaaS, includes the inventory as its repository.The project will make use of built solutions in four field trials and includes a high-profile communication plan, heavily based on Social Media platforms.

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