Related Projects (DRS-01 Cluster)

Cluster Approach:

The RESILOC Project is part of the DRS-01 Research Cluster, which collaborates in research and innovation to improve the understanding and useful integration of human factors, and social, societal, and organizational aspects in disaster-resilient societies in Europe.

The core elements that the cluster addresses include:
  • Understanding the link between individual and collective behaviour and resilience.
  • Understand the role of (new) technologies, their influence and use on resilience and risk governance.
  • Inclusive approaches to involve citizens and local stakeholders in building resilience strategies and risk governance
Expected outputs:

Recommendations on how decision-makers at different levels can facilitate their attempt to building the resilience of society and citizens in the EU and in line the with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

 

Other Cluster Members:
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BuildERS Project

BuildERS shall target for increasing the social resilience capital of European communities and citizens. It will do this genuinely co-designing processes and tools with citizens, first-responder organisations and tool developers.

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LINKS Project

LINKS is a comprehensive study on disaster governance in Europe. Its overall aim is to produce sustainable advanced learning on the use of social media and crowdsourcing (SMCS) in disasters.

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ENGAGE Project

ENGAGE aims to improve societal resilience by better linking the informal resilience inherent to civilian populations with the formal work of authorities and emergency organizations. The project will produce an enriched catalogue of solutions and implementation guidelines to facilitate citizens’ engagement in disaster management processes.

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RiskPACC Project

The EU-funded RiskPACC project aims to increase disaster resilience in society by understanding and closing the risk perception action gap (RPAG) using a co-creation approach to risk communication. In doing so, the project will facilitate greater interaction between citizens and civil protection agencies to collaboratively identify their needs and develop potential procedural and technical solutions to build enhanced disaster resilience. The work of the project will not only lead to a framework and methodology to understand and close the RPAG, but also to the design and prototype of novel digital and community-centred solutions.

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CORE Project

CORE project aims to Increase risk awareness to create for disaster-resilient societies. It identifies and implements best practice and knowledge, learning from seven past cases and from countries like Japan which has high levels of seismic and tsunami risk, but where risk awareness is high. Blending this European-specific and global best practice, CORE will provide optimised actions and harmonised solutions to rebuild socio-economic structures after a disaster. Through trans-disciplinary collaboration involving environmental science and social science communities, it will define common metrics related to the different types of disasters, and how to measure, control and mitigate their impact.

Risk

Here there will be a high-level text in which we explain that there are little to no risks associated with RESILOC research activities, nevertheless, here is a list with identified risks and inconveniences for specific activities 
Name of the research activity 1 (here there will be a pop up for each research activity. We will provide the text). 
Name of the research activity 2 
Name of the research activity 3 
Name of the research activity n 

Associated Risks - RA1

Catania- Workshops on Dimensions, Indicators and Proxies

There are no foreseen physical, mental or reputational risks related to participation in this workshop.

Your participation will be treated in confidence. RESILOC may use quotes from the Q&A in publications but these will be anonymised and any personal information that could be used to identify you will be removed.

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Associated Risks - RA2

Catania – Validation Workshops

There are no foreseen physical, mental or reputational risks related to participation in this workshop.

Your participation will be treated in confidence. RESILOC may use quotes from the Q&A in publications but these will be anonymised and any personal information that could be used to identify you will be removed.

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RA 1 - Selection of participants

Catania- Workshops on Dimensions, Indicators and Proxies

Participation in the Catania Workshop on Dimensions, Indicators and Proxies is voluntary but restricted to members of the Community of Catania assigned to the RESILOC Project.

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RA 2 - Selection of participants

Catania – Validation Workshops

Participation in the Catania Validation Workshop is voluntary but restricted to members of the Community of Catania assigned to the RESILOC Project.

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RA 2 - General

Catania – Validation Workshops

The goal of the research activity is to collect and evaluate the results of the three workshops of phase one. This will be carried out through a questionnaire (Validation tool 1.1) that is organised in two parts (10 questions in total).

The first section evaluates the relevance/applicability of DIP (dimensions, indicators and  proxies) in the context of Catania.

The second section collects feedback on the role of scenarios as a tool for testing the validity of the DIP system and collects information on the clarity and understanding of the data gathering process. You are asked to receive and complete the questionnaire submitted by the Local Training Lead, returning it back by email before and no later than Monday 07/02/2022.

The RESILOC research team will use the answers you provide to further refine the development of the resilience tool that aims to improve the resilience of local communities.

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RA1 - Overview Catania

Catania - Workshops on Dimensions, Indicators and Proxies

The workshop will be a mixed meeting, with both in-person and remote participants, and led by the Local Training Lead. The Local Training Lead will introduce the participants to the theoretical framework developed.

This activity will be performed via a PowerPoint presentation that aims to explain the scientific/research framework of RESILOC, introducing the DIP database and the logic behind it. During the presentation, the Local Training Lead will explore participants’ views, in particular on the approach of using dimensions, indicators and proxies to capture the resilience of a community; this will be done through dedicated Q&A sessions during specific moments of the workshop.

The purpose is to make the representatives of the Municipality and the LRT members able to evaluate the applicability of the framework in terms of relevance, feasibility, data availability, among others for the community of Catania.

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RA1 - Privacy, confidentiality and personal data handling

Catania- Workshops on Dimensions, Indicators and Proxies

For this particular research activity, we collect the following personal data in order to have a better understanding of your opinion and perspective.:

  • name
  • organisation
  • community name
  • email
  • phone number (optional)

We would also like to make a video recording of the workshop (optional), which will only be used to aid us to improve the analysis of the answers you provide.

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RA 2 - Privacy, confidentiality and personal data handling

Catania – Validation Workshops

For this particular research activity, we collect the following personal data in order to have a better understanding of your opinion and perspective:

  • name
  • organisation
  • community name
  • email
  • phone number (optional)

We would also like to make a video recording of the workshop (optional), which will only be used to aid us to improve the analysis of the answers you provide.

The data collected will be stored on the IES server, protected by data security protocols, for a maximum of 2 years (up to one year after the end of the project).

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