3.1 Joint Risk Management

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Project summary:

The general goal is ensuring high-level preparedness, closer cooperation and exchange of know-how and best practices in the field of forest fire prevention and management by the specialized national and educational institutions of Bulgaria and Serbia through synchronized development and application of specific requirements, maps, procedures and trainings. These aim at enhanced coordination and management of collective reactions in emergency situations, which warrants stronger protection of the CB area and the Balkan population.

Planned activities: 1. Project management - executed by the appointed PMT and external PM company; 2. Procurement of specialialized firefighting vehicle for forest fires (class M, categ.3, Euronorm 6) for PP1; 3. Procurement of equipment for the Alternative National Operations Centre (ANOC), Sofia by PP2 (equipment, work places for national/ international alert/emergency/warning, et. systems, repair works); 4. Procurement of equipment for PP3 - laboratory equipment and simulation training software for the FOC facilities, Nis; 5. Development of joint training program, common strategy for forest fire management and forest fire maps for 2 pilot areas in the CB region - executed by all partners and by sub-contracting; 6. Classroom trainings and field visits in Serbia (FOC & Nis District) - PP3; 7. On-field trainings and field visits in Bulgaria (Pernik and Kuystendil districts, ANOC) - PP1 and PP2; 8. Communication and visibility, incl. demonstration event.

Expected results: - Improved coordination mechanisms for CB forest fire management; Development of joint communication channels and procedures for intervention in emergency situations aiming at enhanced coordination and disaster response efficiency; Investments in firefighting and safety equipment: specialized fire-fighting vehicle, lab equipment and training software etc.; Improved capacity of educational, local and specialized institutions in both countries for efficient intervention in forest fires. Based on the a.m., around 800 000 inhabitants of the cross-border area will benefit from the project implementation.

Project website: http://ipacbc-bgrs-fire-prevention.eu/

Partners

Lazar Velimirovic

Contact person: 
Lazar Velimirovic
Priority: 
3.1 Joint Risk Management

Nebosa Stevanovic

Contact person: 
Nebosa Stevanovic
Priority: 
1.1 Tourist Attractiveness
1.2 Cross-Border Touristic Product:
1.3 People-To-People Networking
2.1 Skills & Entrepreneurship
2.2 People-To-People Networking
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection

TOMA BELEV

Contact person: 
TOMA BELEV
Priority: 
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection

Diana Angelova

Contact person: 
Diana Angelova
Priority: 
1.1 Tourist Attractiveness
1.2 Cross-Border Touristic Product:
1.3 People-To-People Networking
2.1 Skills & Entrepreneurship
2.2 People-To-People Networking
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection
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Project aim: 1. To strengthen cross-border cooperation between Serbian and Bulgarian emergency management authorities in order to reduce the effects of floods, landslides and other natural and manmade disasters 2. To improve the capacities of the cross-border area and target municipalities in Serbia and Bulgaria to jointly manage disaster risks.

Planned activities: Training Programme elaboration; procurement of equipment; Joint Response Plan elaboration; Joint field exercise scenario preparation; Training courses for management and operational staff; Seminar for local authorities on coordinated flood response and management; Joint field exercise.

Expected results: 1. Improved operational capacity of the emergency management authorities in the project area 2. Improved cooperation of the local emergency management authorities in the project area for joint cross-border interventions 3. Improved cooperation and coordination mechanisms of Serbian and Bulgarian national emergency management authorities 4. Joint protocols and communication channels established 5. Joint training programmes adopted 6. Joint intervention procedures adopted 7. Improved capacities of local institutions for emergency response 8. Awareness of the general population of the target municipalities about disaster risk management raised.

Partners

E. Velizarova

Contact person: 
E. Velizarova
Priority: 
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection

Boban Markovic

Contact person: 
Boban Markovic
Priority: 
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection

Verka Karabacheva

Contact person: 
Verka Karabacheva
Priority: 
1.1 Tourist Attractiveness
1.2 Cross-Border Touristic Product:
1.3 People-To-People Networking
2.1 Skills & Entrepreneurship
2.2 People-To-People Networking
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection

Konstantin Serafimov Popnikolov

Contact person: 
Konstantin Serafimov Popnikolov
Priority: 
2.1 Skills & Entrepreneurship
2.2 People-To-People Networking
3.1 Joint Risk Management

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