Crisis-resilient caregiving household

The most important buffer is often not technology, but relationships and networks: An interview with Sr. Cornelia on the most important basics of crisis management.

Christoph Sterbenz, regional secretary of the Carinthian Civil Protection Association, has seen for years how many people struggle with prevention. In this interview, he explains why a family emergency plan must always be tailored to individual life situations and why...

Christian Gamsler explains how Carinthia prepares communities specifically for crisis situations: So that they can help themselves as quickly as possible if help cannot arrive immediately. An interview about regional resilience and lessons learned from the past.

More concept and planning, instead of the principle: Someone out there will take care of it. In an interview, Elisabeth Potzmann explains why effective crisis management requires a nursing register and disaster nurses as clearly designated disaster care providers.