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NACEMAP

Northern and Arctic Communities Emergency Management and Preparedness

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NACEMAP project will assist NPA communities develop enhanced resilience against future disasters, through self-assessment, and developing plans to deal with emergency incidents. The project will identify best practices in community emergency preparedness at the local, regional, national, and transnational levels, during both incident response and post-incident recovery phases. NACEMAP will take an inclusive, consultative approach using round-table workshops with communities, municipalities, first-responders, and other key stakeholders. NACEMAP will produce a pilot and a Toolkit with 3 parts - Preparedness Self-Assessment Audit; Response Preparedness Plan; and Post-Incident Recovery – as an enduring resource.

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Community Resilience Forum highlights local knowledge and shares best practices internationally

Community Resilience Forum on 8 October brought together community representatives, first responders, volunteers, authorities and many others in Finland, Iceland and Ireland.

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Project priority

Climate Change

Project period

Start

01.03.2025

End

29.02.2028

Lead Partner

Munster Technological University

kevin.fitzgibbon@mtu.ie

Partners

Laurea University of Applied Sciences

Ambipar Response Ltd

University of Akureyri

The Finnish National Rescue Association

The Association of Municipalities of Northeast Iceland

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Objective

2.2 Promoting climate change adaptation and disaster risk prevention, resilience, taking into account eco-system based approaches

Total Budget

1.499.966,20 EUR

NPA Co-Financing

974.978,03 EUR

News NACEMAP

21.11.2025

Community Resilience Forum highlights local knowledge and shares best practices internationally

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