
Tallinn 2025 Crisis Skills Training Programme wants you to join!
The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place from February to May. Saturday’s
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The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place from February to May. Saturday’s
Registration is now open for a free crisis skills training program in civil defence in Kohtla-Järve! You are warmly invited to join the free Saturday
On January 16, the Haabersti Activity Centre hosted the opening seminar of the training programme for residents of the district’s apartment buildings, which provided an
The Crisis Research Centre is committed to promoting gender equality and fostering an inclusive environment. This Gender Equality Plan (GEP) outlines our strategic objectives and
On December 9, Maria Tyshchenko, a representative of the NGO Poruch (Порyч) and a cooperation partner of the Crisis Research Centre, visited the Estonian Embassy
The Crisis Research Centre, in cooperation with Malmö University (Sweden) and the NGO Poruch (Ukraine), is launching the Points of Invincibility for Multi-level Adaptation (PIMA)
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