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Crisis management is often understood as response: evacuation, supplies, rescue operations, command centres, sheltering, communications, logistics, and so on. The

Crisis management is often understood as response: evacuation, supplies, rescue operations, command centres, sheltering, communications, logistics, and so on. The

On June 12, ERR’s Russian-language news portal covered Tallinn’s first public modular shelter and the preparedness of Estonian cities and

The Crisis Research Centre will launch the KRAKO project on August 1, 2026 focusing on strengthening community crisis preparedness and

The recently published PIMA project report presents international recommendations for developing local and community-level resilience centres. The PIMA project brought

The government’s plan to move the Estonian Ministry of the Interior to the Kopli peninsula in North Tallinn would mean

In Kanal 2’s programme Täistund, Hannes Nagel, Head of the Crisis Research Centre, described the real state of Estonia’s crisis

On February 1, Hannes Nagel, Head of the Crisis Research Centre, gave an interview on Aktuaalne Kaamera Nädal, the Estonian

The National Audit Office has audited the state of the country’s food reserves: whether the reserves exist and to what

There has been a claim¹ that the heating problem in large panel buildings during a major crisis is actually simple

The Crisis Research Center spoke with Hendrik Priisaar, one of the first Estonians to be admitted to one of Finland’s