Local Resilience Strategy
An adoptable local resilience strategy drafted in 4–12 weeks, positioning municipalities for the 2025–2030 EU funding wave dedicated to resilience and defence.
An 80–160-page strategic document adopted by local council resolution, integrating the community's risk profile, critical functions, a prioritised portfolio of 10–25 projects, and a mapping of available European funding sources (ERDF, UCPM, Interreg, PNRR, SAFE). It serves as a preparation instrument for the 2025–2030 European funding cycle and provides a concrete advantage in calls with resilience or dual-use criteria. Includes a DICRIM communication plan, local governance architecture, annual exercises, and operational protocols.
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What this project does
- 13 standardised chapters with editable operational annexes, adoptable by local council
- Portfolio of 10–25 prioritised projects pre-aligned to 7+ EU funding sources
- Cuts EU-call response time from 4–6 months to 4–8 weeks
- Identifies and certifies dual-use projects (civilian and defence)
- EU cofinancing up to 85% via UCPM and 60–85% via regional ERDF
How it works
- 1
Initiation & scoping
60-minute exploratory discussion with the mayor or team, followed by a personalised opportunity note within 7–10 days.
- 2
Diagnosis & data collection
8–15 key interviews, field visits, and workshops with city hall services to build the risk profile and inventory of vital functions.
- 3
Analysis & formulation
Co-creation of the prioritised portfolio of 10–25 projects, mapped to EU funding sources and certified dual-use where applicable.
- 4
Drafting & consultation
Final 80–160 page document, public consultation, legal validation, and alignment with national legislation.
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Adoption & capacity transfer
Support for council adoption, 1-day team training, and the annual exercise calendar.
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