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REAS

Il centro fiera di Montichiari promuove ogni anno REAS - Salone dell'Emergenza, la fiera leader in Italia per il settore emergenza di primo soccorso, protezione civile ed antincendio. L'appuntamento ha ormai raggiunto un respiro internazinale ed è il più atteso dai volontari ed operatori specializzati del settore.

Integrating Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation Course

Given that 90 per cent of recorded major disasters caused by natural hazards from 1995 to 2015 were linked to weather and climate change, many organisations are now building their capacity to understand what needs to be done differently to integrate adaptation to climate change with their work on disaster risk reduction (DRR). However, it is not always obvious how these two areas can fruitfully connect and operate in tandem within the wider context of development. This course provides participants with increased knowledge of the concepts and intersections of climate change and DRR, and the approaches, methods and tools that can be used to more effectively integrate climate change in DRR.

Using strategic narratives to help integrate CCA & DRR

ORGANIZZATORE: PLATFORM FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND RISK REDUCTION (PLACARD) - DATA:25-26.10. - LUOGO: Belgium (Bruxelles)

Join us for a two-day workshop to explore the development and use of strategic narratives to integrate climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) communities. Integration will help to enhance resilience to weather-related extreme events, decrease intervention costs and promote effective actions.  

Graduate Certificate in Disaster Risk Reduction

As a global strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) the United Nations Sendai Framework has become a game-changer for the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The result is a challenge to organisations throughout civil society and the world over to alter how they address issues of hazard and vulnerability, and deal with risk.

Master of Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Development

The Master of Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Development program at the University of Newcastle, Australia builds upon both the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the 2030 Development Agenda including climate change adaptation and partnerships for development funding through its directed course options.

Public empowerment: Guidelines for engaging the public in crisis management

PUBLIC EMPOWERMENT POLICIES FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT (PEP)

The aim of this guide is to help managers and communication experts develop strategies for empowering people in the different phases of the safety chain.  The first part of the guide is based on some desk studies and an online international expert questionnaire.

Index for risk management INFORM concept and methodology report

Version 2017

EUROPEAN COMMISSION (EC)

This is the fourth report of the revised INFORM’s concept and methodology. INFORM is a composite indicator that identifies countries at risk of humanitarian crisis and disaster that would overwhelm national response capacity.

Reaching resilience: Handbook resilience 2.0 for aid practitioners and policymakers

This handbook is designed to encourage thinking and provide insights and ideas about how to design well-integrated, step-by-step actions and strategies to foster resilience at the local level. The handbook aims to support students and young professionals in their Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation and Poverty Reduction related work and secondly to acquaint policymakers involved in these three domains with the integration issue and help them to take a resilience 2.0 approach into their (present or future) daily work.

Building resilient communities

Creating effective multi-channel communication during disaster response and recovery

This brief summarises the results of a project from 2014-2017 that examined evidence-based strategies that motivate appropriate action and increase informed decision-making during the response and early recovery phases of natural disasters.

Safer, stronger, smarter: A guide to improving school natural hazard safety

FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA)

This guide provides up-to-date, authoritative information that schools can use to develop a comprehensive strategy for addressing natural hazards.

Roadmap: Public empowerment policies for crisis management

PUBLIC EMPOWERMENT POLICIES FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT (PEP)

The roadmap ‘Public empowerment policies for crisis management’ aims to chart directions for further research and implementation supporting human resilience. Aimed at policymakers and researchers, it reports core problems and gaps identified based on research conducted by the teams that composed the international consortium of the project Public Empowerment Policies for Crisis Management (PEP).




It assesses the current level of development of public empowerment policies across Europe, examines this variation in different countries, and addresses the need for sharing best practices and guideliness and lowering barriers in policymaking and further research.

PER MAGGIORI INFORMAZIONI CONSULTARE L'ARCHIVIO MULTIMEDIALE

New MSc in Civil Engineering for Mitigation of Risk from Natural Hazards

ORGANIZZATORE: INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY IN PAVIA (IUSS)

The University of Pavia and the University School of Advanced Studies IUSS Pavia (Italy) are happy to announce the new international Master of Science in Civil Engineering for Mitigation of Risk from Natural Hazards (CivRisk).

Disaster resilience is a core business issue

UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION (UNISDR)

Businesses of all sizes need to ensure that resilience lies at the core of their decision-making processes in order to help the authorities and the wider community reduce the risk of disasters. The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) works hand in hand with companies to ensure that curbing the threat posed by natural and human-induced hazards etched into business strategies.

TERREMOTO: TRA PREVENZIONE E RESILIENZA

Venerdì 6 ottobre - dalle ore 9.30 alle ore 13.00 e dalle ore 14.30 alle ore 18.00

Nell’ambito di REAS Salone dell’Emergenza, nella giornata di Venerdì 6 ottobre, verrà proposto un convegno dal titolo “Terremoto: tra prevenzione e resilienza” che avrà come filo conduttore il tema della RESILIENZA e in cui verrà presentato il  progetto FAMILY BAG.

European heat, 2017

Seeking climate change clues in sizzling heat

CLIMATE CENTRAL

Scientists have confirmed that human-caused climate change played an important role in the excessively-high temperatures that gripped much of Western Europe in June. The month of June was marked by extremely-high temperatures and wildfires across Western Europe. In Portugal, a deadly forest fire killed at least 64 people and injured more than 200. A major forest fire in Spain forced more than 1,500 people from lodgings.

Training of Trainers (ToT) for the Implementation of the Sendai Framework

ORGANIZZATORI: DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION INITIATIVE FOR SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE (DPPI SEE) - LUOGO: ZAGABRIA

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 is the first major agreement of the post-2015 development agenda, with seven global targets and four priorities for action. It is a 15-year, voluntary, non-binding agreement which recognizes that the State has the primary role to reduce disaster risk but that responsibility should be shared with other stakeholders including local government, the private sector and other stakeholders.

3rd Disaster Risk Reduction Conference, Warsaw

ORGANIZZATOREFACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW (WGISR UW) - DATA:12-13 Oct 2017 - LUOGO: VARSAVIA

The 3rd Disaster Risk Reduction Conference in Warsaw on October 12-13, 2017 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and young researchers to share their experiences, results and questions about all aspects of disaster risk reduction. It also provides an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and practitioners to present and discuss trends and concerns, practical challenges encountered and solutions.

Atlas of the human planet 2017: Global exposure to natural hazards

The Atlas of the Human Planet 2017. Global Exposure to Natural Hazards summarizes the global multi-temporal analysis of exposure to six major natural hazards: earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, floods, tropical cyclone winds, and sea level surge. The exposure focuses on human settlements assessed through two variables: the global built-up and the global resident population.

“IMPARARE A CONVIVERE CON I RISCHI DEL TERRITORIO”

Centro Servizi Vol. Torino

È stato questo il concetto che i volontari e le numerose istituzioni han cercato di trasmettere a cittadini e studenti durante l’esercitazione “Vayes 2017” IX Campo Scuola di Protezione Civile tenutosi dal 24 al 28 maggio a Vaie e Sant’Antonino di Susa. I due comuni, 5 giorni prima dell’esercitazione, sono stati colpiti da un violento nubifragio che ha causato allagamenti diffusi e danni rilevanti. Una micro calamità che ha evidenziato, ancora una volta, la mancanza di consapevolezza dei gravi rischi a cui ci si espone avventurandosi per strade, sottopassi o scantinati allagati.

FIR TOSCANA SI AFFIDA ANCORA A SABATINI

I delegati, da tutta la regione, si sono incontrati in assemblea plenaria a Firenze

Ezio Sabatini

La Struttura Regionale Toscana della Federazione Italiana Ricetrasmissioni ha scelto: sarà Ezio Sabatini, presidente uscente, a coordinare i CB toscani per i prossimi 3 anni. L’assemblea generale, presieduta dal Vice Presidente Nazionale Area Centro Franco Guelfi, ha espresso il proprio giudizio durante l’incontro della scorsa domenica 28 maggio presso il circolo ARCI di via di Brozzi a Firenze. Sabatini, classe 1975 ed in FIR dalla fine degli anni 90, è iscritto all’ Associazione Radioamatori & CB “IL PALIO” di Siena. Attualmente è anche coordinatore del volontario della provincia di Siena e membro eletto del Consiglio Nazionale della FIR CB-SER.


 

Resilience and resource efficiency in cities

UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME (UNEP)

This report looks at the relationship between building the resilience of cities in the face of global environmental change, and increasing the resource efficiency of cities to reduce their harmful impacts on the environment.

IL VALORE STRATEGICO DELLA RESILIENZA:A REAS 2017 UN CONFRONTO DI RESPIRO INTERNAZIONALE

REAS

 L’edizione 2017 di REAS, fiera leader in Italia per il settore emergenza di protezione civile, primo soccorso e antincendio, è in programma dal 6 all’8 ottobre al Centro Fiera di Montichiari (BS). Forte della partnership con Fiera di Hannover e INTERSCHUTZ, la manifestazione ha un profilo sempre più internazionale, in sinergia con i principali attori dell’emergenza. REAS si conferma, inoltre, un punto di riferimento per volontari e operatori, un’occasione unica per fare sintesi e, alla luce delle più recenti esperienze, confrontarsi sulle principali novità del comparto.

2017 Resilience index annual report

FM GLOBAL

The 2017 FM Global Resilience Index is an annual ranking of 130 countries and territories according to their enterprise resilience to disruptive events. Rankings are calculated as an equally weighted composite of 12 core drivers that affect the enterprise resilience of countries significantly and directly.

When resilience means leaving your home and making a new one

WORLD BANK

Along the beach in Mondouku, Côte d'Ivoire, a group of fishermen have just returned with their catch. Many of them come from neighboring Ghana, and they tell us that they come to the Ivorian part of the coast because there are more fish here. Still, they explain that the fish are smaller in size and number compared to previous years. The beach they are sitting on is lined with small hotels and cabanas destroyed in a storm surges over the past few years. A bit further down the coast, near the Vridi Canal, we speak with Conde Abdoulaye, who runs the lobster restaurant that his father ran before him. Even at low tide, the water laps against the steps of the restaurant and a retaining wall which he has rebuilt numerous times. He says he knows it is inevitable that at some point the sea will swallow his restaurant, and he will have to leave. He blames the canal for most of the beach erosion, but also acknowledges that changing weather patterns and increasing storms have contributed to the damage.

Internship in UNESCO's Section on Earth Sciences and Geo-Hazards Risk Reduction

UNESCO

Support the work of UNESCO’s Section on Earth Sciences and Geo-Hazards Risk Reduction in the field of geo-hazard risk reduction. Contribute to the development, implementation and administration of the Section’s projects and programmes, with a focus on school safety. Engage in policy and technical dialogue with related sectors in UNESCO and other organizations to build synergies and partnerships on disaster risk reduction initiatives.

Preparing for the future using lessons from Hurricane Sandy

NEW YORK TIMES (David D. Dunlap)

 Elevated floors are an imperative in flood-prone areas like the site of the new building on West 26th Street, only 400 yards from the Hudson River. West Chelsea was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. So was Lower Manhattan, where Savanna, the real estate investment concern behind the 26th Street building, owned two office towers that were knocked out by flooding.

Summer School: Building Resilient Communities for Global Disaster Risk Reduction

COVENTRY UNIVERSITY

This course explores how humanitarian organisations intervene in disasters around the world and builds you into a multi-disciplinary team of engineers, computer scientists and social scientists that can respond to humanitarian crises and/or foster community-led development in a culturally sensitive and sustainable way.

FIRE SCHOOL HOSPITAL

IL CONVEGNO ALL'IDI DI ROMA CON ZAMBERLETTI, GARAVAGLIA, INZERILLO, CORBOE LE BEST PRACTICE DELLA PREVENZIONE ANTINCENDI

Francesco Unali

20 morti e 150 feriti negli ultimi 11 anni: questo il bilancio (dati fino al 2014) emerso nel convegno tenutosi martedi 21 marzo all'Idi di Roma su "La normativa di prevenzione incendi nelle strutture sanitarie". La Fire School, ospitata all'interno dell'Istituto Dermopatico dell'Immacolata e dotata di un reparto dedicato con 750 metri quadri, 25 posti letto e sale operatorie, nel suo primo anno di vita ha già fatto formazione al personale ospedaliero Idi e a quello di strutture di eccellenza come Policlinico Gemelli, Bambino Gesù e altri ospedali di Roma e Lazio.

Voices of Youth mapping risk around the globe

WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE (WWF)

While some mapping is conducted by professionals with sophisticated technical equipment, UNICEF has instead targeted youths as experts in mapping social and environmental risks in communities around the world. The goal behind this initiative is to enhance community engagement and participatory planning to more effectively reduce risk in vulnerable communities.

Annual disaster statistical review 2015: the numbers and trends

The 2015 annual review of disaster figures based on the EM-DAT database outlines information about the EM-DAT International Disaster Database, its definitions, criteria and content; asks: What did 2015 bring? How different was 2015?; and provides regional analysis on Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania.

The significance of communication in emergency management: what’s changed since 2010?

AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE FOR DISASTER RESILIENCE (AIDR)

This study replicates work done by Ryan and Matheson (2010) to determine the current significance of communication in emergency management. It also identifies trends in issues that occur during emergency events.

Strengthening preparedness for complex emergency situations

RED CROSS EU OFFICE

Led by the French Red Cross, the Multi-site Events Response and Coordinated Intervention (MERCI) project was launched in Paris on 1-2 March. It brings together partners from the Bulgarian Red Cross, the Italian Red Cross, the Spanish Red Cross, the Portuguese Red Cross and the Red Cross EU Office to assess the needs of responders, to analyse current knowledge, existing practices and tools, and to develop guidelines and adaptable operational protocols for the management of multi-site crises.

Volunteers as a mobilizing force in disaster risk reduction processes

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES (IFRC)

Voluntary service is one of the fundamental basis for the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement, and its role is decisive in achieving the objectives set out by the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). As such, the International Federation of Red Cross Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), together with White Helmets Argentina, promoted and organized a parallel session titled “Sendai Framework Inclusion of Volunteers in Social Mobilization for Disaster Risk Reduction”, as part of the events taking place during the Fifth Regional Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction in the Americas (RP17) in Montreal, Canada. The Sendai Framework for DRR makes specific reference to the role of volunteers and voluntary organizations in its principles and priorities: as active actors, a pillar to better understand community risks and increase collaborative efforts.

ANTINCENDIO NEGLI OSPEDALI a UN ANNO DALLA NASCITA DELLA PRIMA FIRE SCHOOL ITALIANA

MARTEDI 21 MARZO 2017 – h. 9.30 IDI - ISTITUTO DERMOPATICO DELL’IMMACOLATA-ROMA

Francesco Unali

OLTRE 100 INCENDI L’ANNO NEGLI OSPEDALI ITALIANI: ALL’IDI LA PRIMA “FIRE SCHOOL HOSPITAL” PER FORMARE IL PERSONALE OSPEDALIERO RIDURRE IL RISCHIO, AUMENTARE LA SICUREZZA. Nel convegno “La Normativa di prevenzione incendi nelle Strutture
Sanitarie” il punto sull’attuazione del DM 19.3.2015 e le esperienze
di buone pratiche antincendio negli ospedali italiani.

Assessing socioeconomic resilience to floods in 90 countries

This paper presents a model to assess the socioeconomic resilience to natural disasters of an economy, defined as its capacity to mitigate the impact of disaster-related asset losses on welfare, and a tool to help decision makers identify the most promising policy options to reduce welfare losses due to floods.

Atlas of the human planet 2016

Mapping human presence on Earth with the Global Human Settlement Layer

EUROPEAN COMMISSION (EC)

The Atlas of the Human Planet presents the key findings of the analysis of the Global Human Settlement Layer (GHSL). This data set reports the growth of built-up and population in the last 40 years (1975-2015) at an unprecedented level of detail. The document aims to support the monitoring of the implementation of the post-2015 international frameworks: the UN Third Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development (Habitat III, 2016), the post-2015 framework on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (DRR).  

Flood Resilience Game

Preventionweb

The Flood Resilience Game is an educational game that allows players to experience, explore, and learn about the flood risk and resilience of communities in river valleys. The game is designed to help participants, such as NGO staff working on flood-focused programs, to identify novel policies and strategies which improve flood resilience.

Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience Europe 2017

TORCH MARKETING

Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, Europe (CIPRE) will be held in The Hague on the 9-11 May 2017. The unique two-track conference programme will address the need to secure Europe’s critical infrastructure. The conference provides a forum to discuss the ever-changing nature of threats, whether natural or man-made, either physical or cyber attacks, as well as the need to continually review and update policies, practices and technologies to meet these demands.

UN welcomes Trump commitment to resilient infrastructure

Robert Glasser, Head of the United Nations OFfice for Disaster Risk Reduction

The Oroville Dam’s structural weakness and the forced evacuation of 200,000 people living in its shadow has seen renewed interest in President Trump’s campaign promise to invest in resilient infrastructure across the United States. The White House spokesperson, Sean Spicer, raised the issue last week when he said the Oroville dam situation “is a text book example of why we need to pursue a major infrastructure package in Congress. Dams, bridges, roads and all ports around the country have fallen into disrepair.

Floods, memories and resilience

UNIVERSITY OF COLOGNE (UOC)

What can we learn from studying people's flood memories? And how do these memories relate to resilience? A while ago, I had the opportunity to participate in a workshop at Northumbria University, UK, dedicated to “Concepts and Practices of Flood Management in the UK; Vietnam and the Global South”. Organised by political scientist Oliver Hensengerth, and sponsored by the British Academy’s Newton Fund, it brought together a number of people who spoke about different approaches to living with floods from different places in the world, particularly Vietnam and the UK. The juxtaposition of experiences from these two rather different places was in itself interesting, as were a lot of the other things we heard and discussed, including the additional challenges to water management that come with successful flood control in the Mekong Delta (as people get used to dry land, and as sedimentation decreases with controlled irrigation), or the ideas about knowledge and community that guide the flood risk management policy of the UK Environment Agency. 

Building regulation for resilience: managing risks for safer cities

GLOBAL FACILITY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION AND RECOVERY, THE (GFDRR)

This report presents key lessons, experiences, and challenges to progress in building regulatory capacity for disaster risk reduction, and includes illuminating case studies of successes and failures. It provides practical recommendations and a review of applicable innovations for a reform agenda.

Europe leads on resilient cultural heritage

UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION - REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE (UNISDR EUR)

TURIN, Italy, 22 February 2017 – Europe has launched a new drive to protect its heritage sites from the risk of disasters, an issue given added urgency by a string of earthquakes that wrecked age-old buildings in central Italy. The ResCult project, short for “Increasing Resilience of Cultural Heritage” and unveiled on Monday in the northern Italian city of Turin, offers a powerful means for civil protection departments, heritage ministries, local governments, European Union authorities, private investors and communities to work hand in hand on the issue.

We can learn a lot from disasters, and we now know some areas don’t recover

CONVERSATION MEDIA GROUP

Natural disasters were once regarded as a problem for the developing world, with reports of these rarely leading the news. Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy punctured that insularity in the US thanks to a malevolent combination of extreme weather events and population growth – especially in highly inappropriate places like storm-surge zones. Elsewhere, seismic events struck the heart of major cities such as Christchurch and Kobe where the cities’ structures were woefully ill-prepared.

Earthquake Science Teaching Fellow

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UCL)

The UCL Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction (IRDR) is a cross-UCL Institute, which aims to lead research, knowledge exchange and advanced teaching in the area of risk and disaster reduction (RDR). By providing a focus for UCL’s RDR activities, with its breadth of disciplinary emphasis, promotion of novel multidisciplinary research and translation into practice, the Institute aims to assume a role of leadership in RDR both in the UK and internationally.

2016 Annual Global Climate and Catastrophe Report

AON BENFIELD

This report evaluates the impact of worldwide natural disaster events during the last 12 months to promote awareness and enhance resilience. The report reveals that there were 315 natural catastrophe events in 2016 that generated economic losses of USD210 billion. For historical context, 2016 was the seventh highest year on record with the combined economic loss exceeding the USD200 billion threshold for the first time since 2013.

Tests reveal major variation in flood risk models

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

The first ever comparison of six of the major global flood risk monitoring computer models has revealed wide discrepancies between the information they provide. Insurers, risk analysts and many other businesses, as well as governments and NGOs use software like these models to understand which areas of the world are most at risk of flooding.

Maratea: l'allerta di Protezione Civile arriva via WhatsApp

Gruppo Lucano PC

La Protezione Civile G. L. di Maratea, alfine d’incrementare la cultura di protezione civile legata alla prevenzione ha attivato un nuovo sistema di allerta via WhatsApp, sistema coordinato dal Sindaco Domenico Cipolla e dall’Uff. Protezione Civile del Comune di Maratea. Un nuovo servizio per i residenti e i gentili ospiti della città di Maratea: l'invio di messaggi di allerta e notizie correlate via "WhatsApp", l'applicazione di messaggeria istantanea per telefonia mobile, probabilmente al momento la più diffusa al mondo e sicuramente nel nostro paese. Il servizio permetterà all'utente, ovunque si trovi, di ricevere sul proprio smartphone le comunicazioni inerenti il territorio di Maratea e legati ad aspetti della protezione civile e quindi della prevenzione. “Nella presentazione dei piani di emergenza comunale, ma anche nei corsi volti alla cittadinanza legati alla prevenzione spesso mi viene posta la domanda in quale modo avvisare la cittadinanza in casa di allarme e così è nata l'idea di utilizzare WhatsApp, un sistema economico che può raggiungere più persone, i nostri cittadini”


Questo è quello che afferma il Disaster Manager Muscatello Giuseppe presidente della Protezione Civile G. L. di Maratea, inoltre aggiunge “la prevenzione esige un lavoro in "unione" tra il sistema di protezione civile e i singoli cittadini, perché quando parliamo di azioni, prevenzione, non possiamo più ragionare al singolare, siamo in una situazione di unione. Le calamità possono colpirci tutti, e insieme dobbiamo trovare strade per non farci trovare impreparati” .

UK environment agency teams up with telecoms operator to send flood warnings

The Environment Agency in England is set to team up with digital communications company EE to send flood warnings to mobile phone users in the south-west of the country, reports Floodlist.  This is the first time that flood warnings in England will be issued directly through a mobile network operator. EE customers living in flood risk areas in Devon and Cornwall will be informed that they are registered to receive the free flood warnings. They will also be given details of where to find further information and how to opt out if they wish to.

ISA, convegno'Soccorso tecnico urgente e soccorso sanitario nella gestione delle emergenze complesse'

fonte: VVF

La Direttiva del Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri del 2 maggio 2006 "Coordinamento delle iniziative e delle misure finalizzate a disciplinare gli interventi di soccorso e di assistenza alla popolazione in occasione di incidenti stradali, ferroviari, aerei ed in mare, di esplosioni e crolli di strutture e di incidenti con presenza di sostanze pericolose", affronta la tematica degli interventi complessi, quelli che richiedono la presenza contemporanea di enti di soccorso e di sicurezza diversi in funzione della natura dello scenario operativo.

SICURI con la NEVE

Domenica 18 gennaio 2015; giornata nazionale dedicata alla prevenzione degli incidenti

fonte: CNSAS

Domenica 18 gennaio 2015, per tenere alta l'attenzione, si ripresenta la giornata nazionale di sensibilizzazione e prevenzione degli incidenti tipici della stagione invernale; valanghe, scivolate su ghiaccio, ipotermia ed altro ancora saranno i temi d’interesse. Con il progetto SICURI in MONTAGNA, da oltre un decennio, il Corpo nazionale soccorso alpino e speleologico, il Club Alpino Italiano con le Scuole d’Alpinismo e Scialpinismo, le Commissioni e Scuole Centrali di Escursionismo, Alpinismo Giovanile, Fondoescursionismo, il Servizio Valanghe Italiano, la Società Alpinistica F.A.L.C., Enti ed Amministrazioni che si occupano di montagna, promuovono queste iniziative che mirano alla prevenzione degli incidenti in montagna.

ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI RESILIENZA: APERTURA DEI CORSI

Aperto al pubblico il 'CALENDARIO EVENTI' dell'Istituto

Redazione

L'Istituto Italiano di Resilienza presenta l’offerta formativa che caratterizzerà il periodo autunno 2012 - inverno 2013 dell’Istituto. E’ da oggi infatti attivo sul sito del Centro Studi:  www.istitutoitalianoresilienza.it il “Calendario eventi” che permetterà a tutti i visitatori di poter conoscere con grande anticipo le attività in programma, ogni utile dettaglio e, soprattutto,  di poter iscriversi ad ogni singola attività organizzata dall’Istituto. Lo stesso calendario, in modalità banner, sarà sempre visibile in questa rivista nella colonna sinistra della homepage. Accedendo al calendario saranno possibili le seguenti azioni: conoscere le date degli eventi, informarsi su ogni dettaglio riguardante i singoli corsi/attività, prenotare la propria partecipazione, richiedere corsi individuali/speciali in date di propria scelta.

SCAUTISMO E PROTEZIONE CIVILE

E’ stato appena pubblicato il nuovo libro dello spoletino Fulvio Toseroni. Questa volta si tratta di un testo storico-pedagogico che affronta il binomio educazione scout – protezione civile. Il lungo lavoro di ricerca, alla base del testo, va a colmare un importante vuoto storico-culturale-pedagogico del nostro Paese.

Redazione

Che il libro potesse divenire un elemento importante nel panorama italiano di settore lo si era capito fin da subito quando, nella primavera 2010,  “l’Ente educativo mons. Andrea Ghetti-Baden” di Milano decise di appoggiare e guidare l’opera di ricerca partita da una tesi di laurea incentrata  intorno al pensiero di Baden-Powell rispetto alla tematica protezione civile. I 18 lunghi mesi di lavoro e le presentazione del testo curate da Maria Teresa Spagnoletti (Capo Guida dell’AGESCI) e  dall’on. Giuseppe Zamberletti (fondatore della Protezione Civile in Italia), possono ora far intuire la qualità e l’importanza del lavoro compiuto, in cui partendo dalle intuizioni educative del fondatore dello Scautismo si analizza il modello educativo scout italiano di protezione civile  e si giunge a descrivere ogni dettaglio,  dal lontano 1910 fino alle più recenti azioni condotte dagli scouts italiani nelle principali emergenze del Paese. Il libro verrà presentato in anteprima giovedì 25 gennaio alle ore 20 a  Milano presso la sede regionale dell’AGESCI Lombardia.

Protezione e Difesa Civile: Storia, organizzazione, pianificazione ed analisi delle minacce future.

E' appena uscito il primo manuale che parla di Protezione e Difesa Civile

Redazione

Un viaggio nel mondo della difesa e della protezione civile, due settori-chiave nei paesi moderni. Ma come funzionano nel nostro Paese ed, in generale nel mondo? Quali sono i modelli organizzativi adottati? Quali sono le attuali fonti di minaccia e gli scenari che potranno interessare, in un futuro non molto lontano, il nostro Paese? E, infine, come è strutturata, realmente, la Protezione civile e quali sono i suoi ambiti operativi? Sono alcune delle domande alle quali intende rispondere, in maniera semplice e pragmatica, questo testo che cerca di colmare una lacuna nel panorama informativo del settore. Il libro è diviso in due parti. Nella prima si affronta il tema della Difesa civile, sia per inquadrare il settore, sia per comprendere con maggiore consapevolezza, il comparto della Protezione civile, che sarà interamente trattato nella seconda sezione del volume. Certo tutti conoscono la Protezione Civile, un settore d’attività divenuto ormai popolare. Eppure, si tratta di una struttura che stenta ad essere inquadrata correttamente. Probabilmente le numerose attività facenti capo a questo settore, i numerosi attori coinvolti, possono trarre in inganno sulle sue reali caratteristiche, compiti e finalità. Di qui l’importanza del volume che non solo risponde ai principali quesiti di attualità ma offre uno spaccato sugli scenari possibili, o futuribili che saranno le sfide della futura Protezione Civile.

Fai conoscere la tua Associazione di Protezione Civile !!!

Pochi istanti e la tua Associazione/Gruppo sarà conosciuta da tutti

Fulvio Toseroni

Basta davvero poco per farsi conoscere. Molte Associazioni hanno problemi di visibilità, molte vorrebbero far conoscere a tutti cosa fanno e come. Il portale permette tutto ciò! Ci possiamo vedere al REAS 2011....e in un attimo sarete online collegati al più grande portale di protezione civile italiano.

Inviaci una mail con i dati della tua Associazione: Nome, indirizzo, telefoni, mail, settore operativo, foto e filmati, breve descrizione delle vostre attività (max 30 righe). La redazione di Sistema Protezione Civile provvederà ad inserire nell'archivio i vostri dati in modo che chiunque potrà conoscervi, sapere cosa fate, dove rintracciarvi. Inoltre il programma di google maps permetterà di visualizzare su una carta dove si trova la sede del vostro gruppo/associazione !!!

Coraggio..cosa aspettate a farvi conoscere?