
How do we know if Estonian local governments are prepared for crises?
It is in the interests of every outgoing and incoming local government leader, as well as residents, to know how

It is in the interests of every outgoing and incoming local government leader, as well as residents, to know how

The Crisis Research Centre’s YouTube channel now features the presentation from the May 28 seminar on third-sector and local government

The May 28 panel discussion on how to support crisis preparedness in an apartmment building oriented community is now also

On March 15, the first sessions of the K-36 training programme of the community-based civil protection project were held in

The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place

A delegation from the Japanese International Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS) met with the Crisis Research Center in Tallinn

Researchers from the Crisis Research Centre are attending a high-level international conference in Delhi, India, from February 10-14. The conference takes

Registration is now open for a free crisis skills online training program in civil defence for Väike-Õismäe! You are warmly

Registration is now open for a free crisis skills training program in civil defence in Väike-Õismäe! You are warmly invited

The Estonian Ministry of Interior has recently announced that it is launching a search for a pocket siren,1 but this