CRISIS PROJECT
The Project at a Glance
Covid-19 epidemic has created new challenges for the development of smart and sustainable cities. It has been proven that it is not anymore sufficient just to focus on providing services for quality of life, or for a better business ecosystem. We need to prepare cities so that they can manage, maintain and ensure city services and enhance the quality of life in the face of hazards, shocks, and stresses. According to this definition, resilience not only includes earthquakes, fires,
floods, etc. but also anything that disrupts the operation of a city either occasionally or periodically. Examples include health epidemics, high unemployment; endemic violence, etc.
What’s New
WP1 – Short Paper
WP1 - Short Paper The dynamic capabilities of resilient smart cities The digitization of the economy associated with demographic changes and successive global crises has been putting pressure on cities to become increasingly
CRISIS Project Transnational Meeting – Press Release July 2022
CRISIS Project Transnational Meeting Project No 2021-1-EL01-KA220-HED000032257 The University of Minho has hosted a transnational meeting of the Erasmus+ CRISIS project, in its campus between 7th to 8th of July, 2022. CRISIS aims to
Kick-off Meeting for the CRISIS project
Kick-off Meeting for the CRISIS project The University of Thessaly is proud to announce the successful launch of the Erasmus+ CRISIS project, which aims to develop a new job profile for Smart City Resilient
