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19-21 June 2023 - Office National de la Protection Civile (ONPC), Tunis, Tunisia

Updated: Aug 17, 2023

The primary objective of the PPRD Med project’s inaugural mission was to introduce and discuss the project’s goals, as well as gain insights into the ongoing projects being implemented in Tunisia, with the support of the OSA - On-site technical expert - Colonel Major Mohamed Ataknit.


By fostering a collaborative environment, the mission aimed to enhance understanding and pave the way for effective coordination and alignment between different initiatives.


On the overall, the level of competence, expertise, and skill displayed by the Civil Protection of Tunisia in:

  • Artificial Intelligence,

  • Machine Learning,

  • Advanced Technologies,

  • and Earth Observation

left us truly astounded.


Their accomplishments in these domains are incredibly impressive and demonstrate their remarkable abilities. The Civil Protection’s dedication to harnessing these technologies highlights their commitment to effectively addressing various challenges, particularly in disaster management and response. It’s truly remarkable to witness the extraordinary capabilities they possess.


The Civil Protection of Tunisia has undoubtedly set a high standard in utilizing cutting-edge technologies to ensure the safety and well-being of their citizens.


Their innovative approach and proficiency in these areas deserve admiration and recognition on a broader scale.


The mission also provided an invaluable opportunity to present the “risks mapping” that will serve as the cornerstone for the activities of the PPRD Med project.





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The PPRD Med project is funded by the European Commission DG ECHO (Directorate General European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations) and is implemented by ISTC (International Science and Technology Center) with the support of ESA/R3 Accelerator (European Space Agency). The R3 Accelerator/Civil Security from Space programme (CSS), aims to enhance the contribution of space solutions to support the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, for the substantial reduction of economic losses as well as losses in lives, livelihoods, and health due to climate-induced crises.    

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