Local Resilience and Civil Protection Strategy
Identify the community's vulnerabilities, set the priority measures and prepare the investments that protect the population and keep public services running.
Together with the local administration and the specialists involved, ARSC prepares a diagnosis of risks and existing capacities, an action plan and a portfolio of prioritised projects. The analysis builds on the beneficiary's existing documents and initiatives: the risk analysis and coverage plan, emergency plans, urban planning documentation and heritage registers, each covering one piece, are read together into a single picture from which the priorities and investments emerge. The document is delivered ready for review and approval, following the procedures that apply to the beneficiary. It is not required by law and does not replace the Risk Analysis and Coverage Plan or other mandatory documents. It does not guarantee access to funding: eligibility is checked for each project against the conditions of the call, and the project sheets do not replace feasibility studies, DALI, technical expertise, technical designs, permits or funding applications.
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What this project does
- Local diagnosis: the community's risks, vulnerabilities and capacities, based on existing documents and data, with the missing information identified
- Continuity analysis of essential services: water, energy, schools, social assistance, communications - their dependencies and the measures that keep them running
- Action plan with priorities, responsibilities, timeline and tracking indicators
- Investment portfolio: project sheets with rationale, objective, indicative budget, maturity and the next preparation steps
- Analysis of possible funding sources and their applicable conditions, as published at the date of the analysis
- Frequent investment directions: civil protection shelters, dual-use infrastructure, coordination and continuity
- European and national framework: the EU Preparedness Union Strategy (March 2025), the Niinistö report, Regulation (EU) 2025/1914, GD 791/2024, Law 481/2004, GD 862/2016, Law 294/2024
How it works
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Scoping and document collection
What the analysis covers, which documents and data exist, who is responsible for communication.
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Diagnosis and consultations
Document analysis, discussions with the administration's services and the specialists involved.
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Prioritising measures and projects
Ranking the measures and investments on criteria agreed with the beneficiary.
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Drafting, comments and revision
Drafting the document, the administration's comments and the revision based on them.
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Handover, training and approval support
Handing over the materials, training the people involved and support through the review and approval process. The timeline is set in the offer, depending on complexity and available data.
Context
Audience
- Communes and towns
- Municipalities
- Bucharest sectors
- County councils
- Inter-community development associations (ADI)
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