Models and Tools for Enhancing the Resistance and the Resilience to Wildfire in Natural Protected Areas and Wildland-Urban Interfaces
Назив пројекта: Models and Tools for Enhancing the Resistance and the Resilience to Wildfire in Natural Protected Areas and Wildland-Urban Interfaces
Акроним пројекта: RES2FIRE
Ознака: IPA-ADRION00233 – RES2FIRE
Програм: Interreg IPA ADRION
Приоритетна оса: Supporting a greener and climate resilient Adriatic – Ionian region
Специфични циљ: SO 2.1: Enhancing resilience to climate change, natural and man-made disasters in the Adriatic – Ionian region
Укупна вриједност пројекта: 1.208.722,68 EUR
Износ подршке: 1.027.414,27 ЕUR
Буџет Института за заштиту и екологију Републике Српске: 135.540,00 EUR
Трајање пројекта: 1. 7. 2024 – 30. 6. 2027.
Водећи партнер: Center of Integrated Geomorphology for the Mediterranean Area (Italy)
Пројектни партнери:
- Institute for Protection and Ecology of the Republic of Srpska (Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina);
- AVMap GIS Digital Applications S.A. (Greece)
- Kreo Association (Albania)
- University of Western Macedonia (Greece)
- Municipality of Kocani (North Macedonia)
- Institute for Development and Innovation (Serbia)
- Research and Education Centre Mansion Rakičan (Slovenia)
- Public Institution Kozara National Park (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Опис пројекта:
Wildfires pose a significant challenge for the IPA ADRION region, as they contribute to the reduction of forest areas, threaten biodiversity, and increase CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. The RES2FIRE project aims to develop joint solutions and methods for fire prevention, through the management of vegetative fuel and natural forestry interventions that enhance ecosystem resilience. Through risk mapping, pilot actions, damage assessment tools, and risk mitigation plans, the project provides concrete measures for protecting fire-prone areas. The transnational approach ensures collaboration among various stakeholders and promotes the application of solutions across the region. RES2FIRE contributes to more effective nature protection and strengthening the capacity for climate change adaptation.