As part of the Erasmus+ CO-DEAL project, a multiplier event was successfully organised to present the project’s objectives, activities, and key results, while encouraging discussions on community resilience, climate-related challenges, and effective cooperation between local authorities and citizens.
The event brought together participants interested in exploring innovative approaches to improving communication, decision-making, and preparedness for crisis situations. It also provided an opportunity to introduce the educational resources and digital tools developed within the CO-DEAL project.
During the event, participants were introduced to the CO-DEAL online platform and its educational materials. Special attention was given to the interactive virtual environment, which allows users to explore different perspectives, experience communication challenges, and practise decision-making in various scenarios.
Another important part of the event focused on strengthening community resilience and improving preparedness for emergencies, including floods, storms, heatwaves, and other climate-related challenges. Participants discussed the importance of effective communication, cooperation, and active citizen involvement in responding to such situations.
The event also encouraged the exchange of ideas and experiences on how municipalities, organisations, and local communities can work together to develop more effective strategies for crisis preparedness and response.
The CO-DEAL multiplier event provided a valuable opportunity to share project results, demonstrate innovative digital learning tools, and promote cooperation among stakeholders. It also contributed to raising awareness of the importance of community resilience and strengthening the connection between local authorities and citizens.
Through activities such as this multiplier event, the CO-DEAL project continues to promote innovative learning approaches, knowledge exchange, and stronger, more resilient communities.
