Abstract
The objective of the deliverable is to define an integrated method for planning the various stages of risk, from prevention to post-disaster, in relation to open spaces and built heritage, providing the direct involvement of communities in co-design processes. The actions outlined in the document aim to develop Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) strategies in fragile contexts that are exposed to multi-risk scenarios and the impacts of climate change. The strategies are structured with a view to anti-fragility, adaptability, and replicability, with a place-based and people-based approach.
The deliverable focuses primarily on:
1. Communities in at-risk contexts:
• Active involvement of local communities in planning processes through participatory approaches and co-design.
• Raising awareness among communities to promote informed and appropriate behaviour in risk management. 2. Cultural Heritage:
• Preservation and enhancement of built and cultural heritage in areas at risk.
• Integration of cultural resources as a key element in risk reduction.
3. Open Space and buildings intended for civil protection purposes:
• Role of public open spaces and buildings in risk mitigation and disaster response.
• Identification of safe spaces as safeguards, educational tools, and means of prevention.