The Crisis Skills project began with an opening seminar in Väike-Õismäe
On January 16, the Haabersti Activity Centre hosted the opening seminar of the training programme for residents of the district’s
On January 16, the Haabersti Activity Centre hosted the opening seminar of the training programme for residents of the district’s
The Crisis Research Centre is committed to promoting gender equality and fostering an inclusive environment. This Gender Equality Plan (GEP)
On December 9, Maria Tyshchenko, a representative of the NGO Poruch (Порyч) and a cooperation partner of the Crisis Research
The Crisis Research Centre, in cooperation with Malmö University (Sweden) and the NGO Poruch (Ukraine), is launching the Points of
Project-based organisations (PBOs) are temporary organisations formed to carry out specific and often complex projects. Whether it’s technology development, a
Natural disasters, pandemics, and armed conflicts can all have an unforeseen impact on daily living and access to crucial services.
On July 12, there will be an online discussion meeting on the Kohtla-Järve community crisis preparedness project. Come and have
On June 25th, we met with local activists in the community garden of Väike-Õismäe to discuss crisis preparedness needs in
The prolonged heatwave, combined with unair-conditioned kindergarten buildings, has forced teachers and the youngest members of society to endure the
The final seminar of the post-crisis learning project (TPCL), held on May 28 at the Öpik Conference Centre in Tallinn,
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