• Upgraded Emergency Services Regulatory system and institutional cooperation among the involved actors through the analysis and mapping of hazard exposure and current emergency services regulatory systems, establishment of better coordinated collective emergency planning and preparedness, and improving the level of uniformity aiming for balanced territorial approach in risk tackling (WP3).
• Enhanced awareness and behaviour of the citizens through participatory actions increasing the level of involvement of the population in risk prevention, monitoring and crisis management, transforming them from vulnerable elements to active sensors (WP2 and WP5).
• Improved risk prevention and management in the involved coastal regions through the upgrade of Emergency Management System (EMS), aimed at observing and predicting geophysical factors influencing people and properties, coordinating the emergency interventions and activating channels of communication with interventions teams and affected citizens (WP3 and WP5). This result and its multiplicative effects will be reinforced by pilot actions tailored to each risk (WP4).

The results contribute to the increase of safety in the Programme area and its resilience to natural and man-made hazards as they promote a shift in the prevention and management policies of the Programme area to a more unison and interactive risk management system as alternative to more individual and unharmonized practices.