This project has received funding from European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement N° 882850. 
We Engage
In actual times, climate change and evolving global assets are changing the nature of hazards and their predictability. Societies and all individuals are demanded to be able to rapidly respond to growing natural and man-made disasters.
ENGAGE is a EU-funded project, started in July 2020, whose mission is to provide novel knowledge, impactful solutions and emergency response guidelines for exploiting Europe ́s societal resilience.
Solutions will aim at bridging the gap between formal and informal approaches to risk and emergency management, increasing the ability of communities to adapt before, during and after disaster.
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ENGAGE takes part in synergies for policy outputs
On May 15th, the representatives of six projects within the Societal Resilience Cluster- LINKS, ENGAGE, BuildERS, PARATUS, and [...]
ENGAGE organizes a disaster awareness event for a class in Trondheim
In March 2023, SINTEF and the Trondheim Red Cross, partners in the ENGAGE project, organized a visit for [...]
Providing Support to Communities in Europe and Beyond
On the night of February 6, 2023, a powerful earthquake struck Türkiye and Syria. The devastating earthquake had [...]
What factors impact societal resilience?
Societal resilience is a vital attribute that enables communities and societies to effectively withstand, adapt, respond to, and [...]
ENGAGE characterises informal disaster management solutions
In the ENGAGE project, we strongly believe in the value of defining and distinguishing informal solutions from formal [...]
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