{"id":28506,"date":"2023-10-20T10:46:52","date_gmt":"2023-10-20T09:46:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.eucentre.it\/?page_id=28506"},"modified":"2025-08-28T10:36:46","modified_gmt":"2025-08-28T09:36:46","slug":"progect-roadmap2","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.eucentre.it\/en\/progect-roadmap2\/","title":{"rendered":"ROADMAP2 Project"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Decision-making activities along the whole DRM cycle, comprising prevention, preparedness, crisis and emergency management, as well as recovery, are often the response to similar situations that need to be faced in different contexts. Prior knowledge of past positive experiences may facilitate strategic and complex decisions; however, there is a need for a common and shared understanding of the different cases that may occur and of the solutions already identified by others and successfully adopted. Those solutions may represent Good Practices (GPs) that decision-makers can refer to, when making their choices.
\nThe characterisation of DRM cycle situations and the identification of possible solutions can only be based on sound scientific and academic knowledge. Therefore, not only the civil protection decision-makers are relevant, but also the scientific\/academic community that holds the know-how in this field. Hence, closer interactions towards a common understanding and sharing of knowledge between the two communities is needed.
\nThe ROADMAP project (n.: 101017776 \u2013 UCPM-2020-KN-AG) contributed to establish a \u2018Doctrine on disaster risk and crisis management\u2019, intended as a shared understanding of disaster management between decision-makers and scientific actors.
\nThe approach adopted in ROADMAP and the strategy designed contributed to build a shared general vision of the DRM and at the same time it focused on very practical solutions and ideas coming from the whole community involved in the process. However, such a process is quite complex and needs time and guidance in order not to miss the target of making the doctrine more comprehensive, useful, usable and used. To this end, several further steps need to be taken, so that the collaborative process developed within the project can concretely take a way ahead.
\nWith this goal, the \u201cEuRopean ObservAtory on Disaster risk and crisis MAnagement good Practices: way ahead\u201d, ROADMAP2 project, aimed at further developing and implementing the methodological approach and tools designed in ROADMAP.<\/p>\n

The activities and results of the project were organised to achieve two main objectives:<\/p>\n