Project overview
Developing resilience against extreme weather threats caused by climate change at local level in Central Europe
Extreme weather events are increasing with rising temperatures. They are best tackled in collaboration but the task too often relies on experts alone. The LOCALIENCE project takes disaster managers out of their one-directional information and service provider position and connects them in a co-design process with local communities. The partnership develops and tests collaborative disaster response and management solutions and mobilises local communities through mutual learning and networking.
2,04m €
Project Budget
80%
of the Budget is funded by ERDF
5
Countries
8
Regions
11
Partners
5
Pilots
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Project partners

Lead partner
Ministry of Interior
Address
József Attila 2-4 1051 Budapest
Country
Hungary (HU) Web
https://kormany.hu/belugyminiszterium
Project partner
Total partner budget
109,715 €
Address
Ady Endre tér 1 9700 Szombathely
Country
Hungary (HU) Web
https://vas.katasztrofavedelem.hu/
Total partner budget
178,020 €
Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Hydrometry and Institute for Land and Water Management Research
Total partner budget
245,731 €
Abteilung 14 Wasserwirtschaft, Ressourcen und Nachhaltigkeit
Total partner budget
233,404 €
Total partner budget
195,019 €
Institute of Epidemiology and Public Health, Faculty of Medicine
Total partner budget
122,342 €
Total partner budget
210,298 €
Address
Vojkova cesta 19 1000 Ljubljana
Country
Slovenia (SI) Web
https://gasilskabrigadaljubljana.si/en/
Total partner budget
110,697 €
Total partner budget
164,366 €
Crisis Information Centre
Total partner budget
118,882 €
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