DRIVER+ partner DIN makes medical equipment standards available free of charge until further notice
To beat the challenges of the corona crisis, DIN has agreed with the European Commission to make various standards on medical equipment available free of charge until further notice. The aim is to tackle the growing shortage of protective masks, gloves and other...Columbia School of Social Work is organising an online discussion on the “Impact of COVID-19 on Refugees & Displaced Population”
In this episode of Social Impact LIVE, host Richard Hara (bio) sits down with fellow CSSW lecturer Mashura Akilova, PHD’15 (bio) to discuss the likely impact of the novel coronavirus on refugee and displaced populations. Many of them have multiple severe risk factors,...European Commission helps workers and businesses hit by coronavirus
Saving lives and supporting livelihoods in these times of acute crisis is paramount. The Commission is further increasing its response by proposing to set up a €100 billion solidarity instrument to help workers keep their incomes and help businesses stay afloat,...The DRIVER+ project video is out
Learn more about the most ambitious EU-funded security projects DRIVER+ and its aims at improving capability development and innovation management in the crisis response sector by developing a framework for testing new solutions to address gaps identified by...
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