Prevention of risk for sustainable development of the region (Q4295305)
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Prevention of risk for sustainable development of the region |
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81,208.34 Euro
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95,539.24 Euro
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85.0 percent
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16 August 2017
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16 November 2018
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Black Sea Institute Association
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41°38'14.46"N, 26°36'40.36"E
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42°29'53.05"N, 27°28'1.02"E
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During the project different activities in the area of risk prevention, risk investigation, risk training protection of the disasters will be organized. An investigation on the risks, occurred in the past as well as assessment of current risky zones will be done with a collection of data base for preparation of risk map of the TBR.The processed data would be presented in three different reports. Using different risk assessment methods such as FMEA and RFMEA, HAZOP, MOZAR, etc. the most often emerging risk would be assessed and would color the zones of TBR, for the development of Map of risk. On a round table would be presented and discussed the assessed in Activity 1 risk- Environmental, Biological, Health, Technological, Natural, Health and biological risks, their prevention and the mitigation of their consequences, the application for risk assessment and Risks Map with an instruction in usage. As a result would be developed a common guideline for risk prevention and management of natural and man-made disasters, leading to the emerging of these risks. The risk info cards, developed as small, easy to be used and portable risk portfolios for the most emerging risks would be designed both as paper cards and as mobile applications for phones. For the capacity building, increasing of disaster resilience and improving of the knowledge of the administration, managerial business representatives, farmers and citizens to manage prevention of risks and to act in emergencies for environmental protection, sustainable and secure business, different training and public awareness campaigns would be organized. There would be developed also a study on capabilities of workers/farmers/administrative stuff and their knowledge for risk prevention management named “My Risk Knowledge”. The Creation of Virtual Risk HUB, designed for all project’s actors with the mobile Risk Unit for information, monitoring, training, consultations at the area of risk prevention, is one of the project’s major assets because of the role of the HUB as a common platform for business, education, research, government and possibility for the stakeholders to meet collaborate, exchange information, good practices, knowledge. Its specific function will be to consolidate, provide and promote knowledge about the size and added value of the risk prevention for business, administration and citizens as a cross point between people and governance which will allow better and more focused actions for environmental protection and sector investment in the future acting as a centre of risk prevention excellence. The mobile risk unit would be equipped with portable devices for measurement of different risks/hazards /: radiation, poisoning substances determination, protective devices and clothes, gas masks etc./which would be implemented in the planned trainings within the project The final conference for the dissemination of project results and outcomes -“Risk management prevention – the perspective for the sustainable development of the cross border region” such as the two opening conferences at the beginning are part of the project’s public awareness process and information sharing initiatives in the field of efficient risk prevention and management. As a result of the project would be published one common guideline and final conference book. There would be developed 25 reports within the subject of risk assessment and prevention management, different communication and visualization materials, relevant with the program and EU requirements. The project would affect directly 58 representatives of the target groups and indirectly about 880 beneficiaries and stakeholders representatives. (English)
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