LIBRe Joined the Toolkit Workshop on Project CARISMAND

CARISMAND partners gathered in Rome for a brainstorming session on the future CARISMAND Toolkit and Cultural Map which will serve stakeholders at all levels and interested citizens in improving disaster management through deeper understanding of cultural characteristics.


LIBRe Foundation is a partner in project CARISMAND which aims to provide multidisciplinary insight and practical guidelines to policy makers, disaster managers, community leaders, NGOs, citizens, and other stakeholders on the issues of mitigation, preparedness, response to disasters and after-crisis recovery which are inevitably influenced by the cultural background of individuals and the community they live in.

On 23 and 24 January 2017 a dedicated group of experts within the CARISMAND project gathered in Rome to implement the project results and knowledge gained up to this point into the development of the Toolkit and Cultural Map.

The CARISMAND Toolkit and Cultural Map are valuable resources that are being developed throughout the project life time and will be made available by the end of the project period. They will help in raising cultural awareness, promote culturally informed best-practices, and support citizens in exploring their individual and communal cultural strengths in the preparation for, response to, and recovery from disasters.

LIBRe Team is responsible for the release of the Toolkit and Cultural Map online and in a downloadable format.

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