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Extreme Wildfire Events (EWE) er ved at blive en stor miljømæssig, økonomisk og social trussel i hele verden. Efterhånden som grænserne for brandbekæmpelsescentrerede strategier bliver tydelige, anerkender praktikere, forskere og politiske beslutningstagere i stigende grad behovet for at udvikle nye tilgange, der flytter vægt på de grundlæggende årsager og virkninger af ekstreme naturbrande, der bevæger sig i retning af forebyggende landskab og samfundsforvaltning for større modstandsdygtighed.

FIRE-RES-projektet har til formål at fremskynde den paneuropæiske tilpasning til disse ekstreme naturbrande, der støtter omstillingen til mere modstandsdygtige landskaber og samfund i Europa.

FIRE-RES udvikler 34 innovationstiltag, der integrerer brandforvaltningsforanstaltninger med henblik på forebyggelse og beredskab, detektion, genopretning og tilpasning. 

Projektet er bygget op omkring konceptet Integrated Fire Management. Det er en planlægnings- og operationel tilgang, der omfatter sociale, økonomiske, kulturelle og økologiske dimensioner. Dens mål er at minimere skader forårsaget af naturbrande og maksimere dens fordele.

For at bevæge sig i retning af en integreret tilgang til brandforvaltning vedtager FIRE-RES fire hovedsøjler:

  • ekstreme naturbrandes adfærd og drivkræfter
  • beredskabsstyring
  • landskab og økonomi
  • styring, samfund, kommunikation og risikobevidsthed

Project information

Lead

Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia (Spain)

Partners

Spanish State Agency for scientific research and technological development (Spain)

Airbus

National Authority for Emergency and Civil Protection - ANEPC (Portugal)

Catalan Fire and Rescue Services associated to the Government of Catalonia (Spain)

National Scientific Research laboratories for the Environment  - CNRS (France)

Chilean research institute (Chile)

Italian National Research Council - CNR (Italy)

Chilean Timber Corporation (Chile)

National Forest Corporation (Chile)

National School of Firefighters (Portugal)

Euromontana (France)

European Forest Institute (Finland)

Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia (Spain)

ForestWISE (Portugal)

Government of Canary Islands, Ministry of Ecological Transition, Fight against climate change and territorial planning (Spain)

Cartogtaphic and geologic Institute of Catalonia (Spain)

European Institute of Cultivated Forest - IEFC (France)

Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering , technology and Science (Portugal)

National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment - INRAE (France)

Mitiga solutions (UK)

National Observatory of Athens - NOA (Greece)

Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomy Research - NIBIO (Norway)

Balcans and Caucaso TransEuroepan Observatory -  OBC (Italy)

FORESTAS (Italy)

School of Agriculture University of Lisbon (Portugal)

Spire Global (UK)

Tecnosylva (Spain)

International Emergency Management Society (Belgium)

University of Padova (Italy)

University of Forestry (Bulgaria)

University of the Aegean (Greece)

Technical reseach Centre of Finland (Finland)

Wageningen University (The Netherlands)

Regional Ministry of the Rural Environment of the Xunta de Galicia (Spain)

Spanish National Research Council (Spain)

 

 

Published in Climate-ADAPT: Jan 11, 2024

Date of creation:

2024

Keywords:
Innovative technologies, emergency management, integrated fire management, resilient landscapes
Adaptation Approaches:

Tilpasningsforanstaltninger og handlinger, Tilpasningsplaner og strategier

Sectors:

Katastroferisikoreduktion, Skovbrug

Funding Programme:
HORIZON 2020
Duration:
2021-2025
Geographic characterisation:

Europe

Countries:

Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom

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