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#42 Building Resilient Societies
- Preparedness & Innovation (Part II)
Alessandro Lazari, critical infrastructure protection, resilience and cyber security expert and former scientific officer at the European Commission Joint research Center, is in conversation with:
Philippe Quevauviller who has over three decades of dedicated service to the European Commission. He is a Policy Officer who has played a pivotal role in shaping and advancing policies related to security, crisis management, and disaster response.
With a wealth of experience spanning different sectors and a deep understanding of policy intricacies, Philippe continues to be a driving force in shaping Europe's approach to security and crisis management.
01:37 The mediterrinean regions are known for flooding and droughts, in a way may be you're better prepared. But now with climate change these kinds of mediterrinian events are coming north.
03:15 About community resilience in general, what do you think will be the main challenges in building resilience in th enext 10 years?
08:00 I try to advocate a change in the paradigme of crisis management
08:28 What have you learnt by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard working practice either in your personal life or perhaps your professional life?
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By F24- Preparedness & Innovation (Part II)
Alessandro Lazari, critical infrastructure protection, resilience and cyber security expert and former scientific officer at the European Commission Joint research Center, is in conversation with:
Philippe Quevauviller who has over three decades of dedicated service to the European Commission. He is a Policy Officer who has played a pivotal role in shaping and advancing policies related to security, crisis management, and disaster response.
With a wealth of experience spanning different sectors and a deep understanding of policy intricacies, Philippe continues to be a driving force in shaping Europe's approach to security and crisis management.
01:37 The mediterrinean regions are known for flooding and droughts, in a way may be you're better prepared. But now with climate change these kinds of mediterrinian events are coming north.
03:15 About community resilience in general, what do you think will be the main challenges in building resilience in th enext 10 years?
08:00 I try to advocate a change in the paradigme of crisis management
08:28 What have you learnt by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard working practice either in your personal life or perhaps your professional life?