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CRISCOMSCORE · Developing a Crisis Communication Scorecard

FP7Status: CLOSED1 February 200830 April 2011EU funding €799,174

The outcome of this project will be an audit instrument - a Scorecard and relevant Guides - as a tool for ensuring effective crisis communication strategies and implementation. The Scorecard will enable public authorities to measure and improve their readiness for crisis communication. The Guides facilitate effective media relations and crisis communication strategies for various public groups. This will be made available for public authorities on a digital platform together with support materials. By this proposal we pursue to improve crisis communication, by identifying critical factors in media relations and relations with civilians and miscellaneous groups (survivors, casualties, deceased victims, family to workers, first responders and affected communities) before, during and after crisis situations. These crises may be the result of acts of nature, or acts of man (both intended, such as terrorism, or unintended, such as major accidents and infrastructure failure). We will study communication strategies in various recent cases and analyse the reception of information in stressful situations.

Consortium · 5 organisations

coordinator

JYVASKYLAN YLIOPISTO

FI · €372,056

participant

TARTU ULIKOOL

EE · €52,302

participant

BEN-GURION UNIVERSITY OF THE NEGEV

IL · €204,557

participant

PELASTUSOPISTO

FI · €64,600

participant

NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET NTNU

NO · €105,660

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