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May 2016

4th Annual Conference for Crisis Management and Disaster Response Interagency Interaction

31 May - 1 June 2016
Sofia, Bulgaria
Marinela Hote
CMDR COE conducted its fourth annual conference for Crisis Management and Disaster Response Interagency Interaction from 31st May to 02nd June in Marinela Hotel in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The annual event brought together subject matter experts, researchers and educators, planners and developers, advisers and various actors working in the crisis management and disaster response domain in order to promote a lively debate on relevant issues.
https://www.cmdrcoe.org/menu.php?m_id=27&n_id=60
June 2016

EUCONCIP: European Cooperation Network on Critical Infrastructure Protection

8 - 9 June 2016
Brussels, Belgium
The EUCONCIP Final Conference was held on June 8th and 9th in Brussels, at the Renaissance Hotel – Rue du Parnasse 19, focusing on Critical Infrastructure and Emergency Management as well as on EUCONCIP activities
http://www.euconcip.org/

Resilient Regions in Europe: paradigm and practical experiences

13 - 14 June 2016
Bilbao, Spain
TECNALIA and the Spanish and European Technology Platforms on Industrial Safety & Security PESI-ETPIS, in cooperation with the Ministry of Security of the Basque Government and the Council of Bilbao, and the European Regions and Technology Partners in CIRINT.net Consortium and MIRACLE project, with the support of the European Commission, are pleased to invite you to the Conference:

This event is mainly focused on the different approaches and practical experiences on Resilience deployed by a significant selection of innovative European Regions after various research projects funded locally or by the European Commission to improve CIP (critical infrastructure protection) and resilience of essential services in EU.

You’ll have the opportunity to share with other participants and the CIP & Resilient community (main stakeholders: regional and local governments, LEAs, utilities’ operators, integrators, research centres & academia, etc.) an overview of strategies, tools, organization models and practical issues when developing on-the-ground Resilience approaches in a European Region. Then, you can meet representatives from all these experts with sound Resilience projects undergoing, in order to exchange ideas with the aim of paving the way for future cooperation.
http://www.tecnalia.com/es/actualidad/agenda/tecnalia/resilient-regions-in-europe-paradigm-and-practical-experinces.htm

5th Informed Cities Forum

16 - 17 June 2016
Dresden, Germany
The 5th edition of the Informed Cities Forum will take place in ICLEI member Dresden (Germany) from 16-17 June 2016, bringing together urban leaders and changemakers from across Europe. As an urban area that has consistently rebuilt itself following political and natural crises, Dresden is the natural choice to host. Participants at the event will represent different sectors and perspectives, allowing for a rich learning experience and exciting debates.

Building on the discussions held in Rotterdam (The Netherlands), the 2016 edition will address some of the most pressing questions when it comes to urban sustainability transitions: How to increase the pace of change and yet leave no one behind? How to find allies and where to look for them? And how to bridge different worldviews and deal with conflicts?

As well as local and national government representatives, researchers and experts, the forum will also invite artists and educators, activists and business representatives. Participation is free of charge and registration will open soon. The 5th Informed Cities Forum is organised by ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability, the Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development, and DRIFT, on behalf of all partners of the ARTS project consortium.

For more information, visit the official website or contact informed-cities@iclei.org.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 653569.