TRAINING | Mental first aid
As part of Crisis Skills Month, the Crisis Research Centre and Tallinn’s Kopli 93 Community Centre will offer a free
March 28, 2024
TRAINING | First aid
With the help of the Tallinn Community Centre Kopli 93 and as part of Crisis Skills Month on April 26,
March 26, 2024
Search for pocket sirens
The Estonian Ministry of Interior has recently announced that it is launching a search for a pocket siren,1 but this
March 21, 2024
We discussed the development of a sheltering policy in the working group of the Union of Estonian Architects
Since January, under the initiative of the Union of Estonian Architects, we have been taking part in a working group
March 4, 2024
Civil defence rally won’t reach destination our usual way
In a recent interview, the General Director of the Rescue Board said that civil defence has been given full throttle.1 In
January 31, 2024
INTERVIEW | Michal Rottem: what to do in case of a sudden attack?
The Hamas invasion of Israel, which began on October 7, hit Israeli border region communities unexpectedly, resulting in a large
January 10, 2024
Meeting on developing community-based civil defence
On November 21, we held a meeting at the North-Tallinn City District regarding the development of community-based population protection in
November 21, 2023
About the crisis preparedness on Vikerradio’s “Vikerhommik” programme
On October 23, Hannes Nagel, head of the Crisis Research Centre, was a guest on Vikerraadio’s “Vikerhommik” programme, and the
October 23, 2023
We answered at Delfi’s podcast “Vilja küsib?” on questions about civil defence
On October 18, the Delfi podcast “Vilja küsib?” focusing for the first time on civil defence issues hosted Hannes Nagel,
October 18, 2023
The 12/10 bomb threats revealed the need of an overhaul in the Estonian crisis management system
The administrative and bureaucratic eagerness to avoid decision-making that has accompanied the wave of bomb threats that hit Estonia’s educational
October 14, 2023