Authors
Annika Heinzelmann, Fleur Igler, Lotta Jahl, Larissa Karl, Vanessa Pappe, Katharina Rapp, Anna-Carolin Rosenkranz, Jessica Scherrenbacher, Verena Schmidt, Rebekka Seick, Marlen Niederberger
Publication date
2024/7/3
Journal
Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung
Pages
1-20
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Description
Results
The results show that individual emergency preparedness cannot work without community support. Citizens emphasise the importance of stockpiling, accessible places of protection, reliable social relationships and positive thinking with regard to crisis and emergency preparation. However, they also show a clear need for information dissemination and networking.
Discussion
It became clear that citizens perceive a high level of personal responsibility. There are gaps in knowledge and a need for information on the part of citizens, which is why support from municipal authorities is necessary. The study highlights the need to actively involve municipal decision-makers to strengthen resilience at a behavioural and relational level.
Conclusion
The findings provide important impetus for municipal authorities and the resilience centre. Through comprehensive preparation at various levels, communities and systems …
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