📅 Implementation: Dec 2024 – Dec 2027 (36 months)
💶 Total Budget: €10.9 million | ERDF Contribution: €7.2 million
🤝 Partners: 4 institutions
🎯 Type: Strategic project | OSI
TERES | ROHU 623 improves cross-border emergency response between Romania and Hungary by addressing gaps in training, coordination, and resources. It strengthens disaster preparedness through joint training, modernized infrastructure, and enhanced cooperation, ensuring faster and more effective interventions.
Enhancing disaster response efficiency through coordinated training, improved facilities, and integrated intervention strategies.
✅ Develop cross-border disaster response centers and training facilities
✅ Implement a joint training program and standardized intervention protocols
✅ Improve real-time communication and cooperation between emergency services
✅ Increase response capacity with specialized equipment and simulation exercises
🔹 Infrastructure: New training & response centers in Marghita (RO), Satu Mare (RO), Mátészalka (HU), and Nyíregyháza (HU)
🔹 Capacity Building: 20+ joint training sessions and a large-scale emergency simulation
🔹 Strategic Equipment & Planning: Specialized emergency vehicles, protective equipment, and a unified response plan
TERES strengthens cross-border cooperation and readiness, ensuring faster and more effective emergency interventions.
Lead Partner: General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (RO)
Project Partners: ISU Crișana (RO), ISU Someș (RO), Disaster Management Directorate Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg (HU)
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