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DRIVER+ CoE Toolkit published

DRIVER+ CoE Toolkit published

The toolkit provides organisations interested in becoming a DRIVER+ Centre of Expertise (CoE) with guiding tools they can use to develop a roadmap customised to their case. In particular, this toolkit proposes to follow a process based on three stages: Orienting &...

The DRIVER+ Training Module is available

The DRIVER+ Training Module is available

The DRIVER+ Training Module gives you training and practice how to best organise your own Trial. It contains both e-learning and face-to-face workshops about the Trial Guidance Methodology and its supportive tools and methods. The e-lecture videos can be seen here. To...

One to one interviews with CMINE chairs

One to one interviews with CMINE chairs

Todor Tagarev, the CMINE head chair, and the floods and volunteer management chairs gave one to one interviews at the Danish Red Cross recently. Hear what they had to say about the role of CMINE and why getting involved is so important for all Crisis Management...

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What is the CMINE?

The Crisis Management Innovation Network Europe (CMINE) is a Community of Practice that fosters innovation and enhances a shared understanding in the fields of Crisis Management and Disaster Risk Reduction in Europe. CMINE is creating an umbrella network of stakeholders active in Crisis Management by linking existing projects, networks and initiatives. By doing so, CMINE reduces fragmentation, generates ideas and helps to identify innovative solutions to improve European resilience.  

CMINE comprises an online community platform and face to face meetings and workshops with the aim of tackling current and future challenges and facilitating the uptake of research and innovation by practitioner organisations. Different Task Groups have been set up to develop approaches aimed at resolving current issues in different Crisis Management domains, such as Floods, Wildfires or Volunteer Management.  

CMINE is designed to evolve continuously through collaboration with the aim of becoming a pan-European platform, which is centred on the exchanges between various Crisis Management professionals. 

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