Supporting the resilience of the regional territory to major natural risks

This involves supporting territories to live with natural risks, particularly through a better understanding of hazards and issues, but also a renewed approach to land use planning, the development of risk awareness, and improved monitoring and forecasting.

• Local authorities and their groupings
• Public establishments
• Consular chambers
• Associations
• Managers of aquatic environments.

Types of actions supported

Developing and sharing knowledge

• Improvement and development of knowledge on hazards, on stakes (populations, habitats, economic activities, networks, environmental stakes) and on the vulnerability of territories; Elaboration of territorial resilience strategy.
• Improvement and development of knowledge on the impact of climate change on hazards and the vulnerability of territories through prospective studies.
• Actions for valorization, capitalization and dissemination of knowledge.
• Diagnosis of individual vulnerability reduction of goods and people.
• Characterization of risks at the scale of an urban planning document (PLUI or SCOT), provided that the territories concerned do not have studies carried out within the framework of the elaboration of risk prevention plans…