Building a safe haven
to cope with climate extremes
Building a safe haven to cope with climate extremes
About The HuT
In Europe, in the last 40 years, extreme climate events have caused economic losses amounting to an estimated EUR 446 billion, 81% of the total losses caused by natural hazards (source: EEA). Finding effective strategies to manage the risks associated with extreme climate events is imperative.
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Investigated climate extremes
TheHuT involves 10 areas around Europe where new ways to limit/manage risks associated to climate change will be tested. A set of ten demonstrators will constitute a multi-hazard arena. Representatives of the scientific and technical communities, practitioners such as climate experts, policy-makers and local communities across Europe will play a key role in this mission.
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Multi-hazard DRR Academy for Young Researchers and Practitioners
Academy will be a valuable experience for all participants, providing a platform to learn, share, and collaborate on innovative approaches to multi-hazard DRR. For this reason, we would like to invite the Early Career Scientists and Practitioners from the "The HuT" project to participate in this unique opportunity!
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News release / September 18, 2024
The HuT launches its first Factsheet on Early Warning Services
Designing early warning services
News release / June 25, 2024
The HuT at CERIS Annual Event 2024
The discussions highlighted the importance of both local and international cooperation in building disaster-resilient societies.
News release / June 25, 2024
Highlights from the 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World
he 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World, hosted in Amsterdam, brought together experts and scholars from around the globe to address compound and multi-hazard risks. A notable session featured significant contributions from The Hut’s own Maryam Rokhidek and project coordinator Michele Calvello.