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The wildfire exercise in Montiferru concluded successfully. Integrated Technologies Developed by the TEMA Project Show Potential to Improve Disaster Response Capabilities.

On Monday, 16 June 2025, a press conference was held at the headquarters of the Regional Directorate-General for Civil Protection (Via Vittorio Veneto 28, Cagliari) to present the pilot test of the Horizon Europe project TEMA, in which the regional Civil Protection is a partner alongside other organisations from all over the European Union.

Between 20 and 23 May 2025, the Kainuu Rescue Department hosted the first pilot within the TEMA project.

From 20 to 23 May 2025, the Kainuu Wellbeing Services County (KAHY) will host the first Finnish trial of the TEMA project, a European Union-funded initiative aimed at transforming how authorities manage natural disasters using cutting-edge technology.

The stunning landscapes of Sardinia became the staging ground for cutting-edge disaster response earlier this month as ITA EU MODEX 2025 brought together Europe's elite civil protection firefighting teams. From April 7-11, this EU-funded exercise transformed the island's forests into a laboratory for tackling one of the continent's most pressing threats: catastrophic wildfires.

On 26–27 March, the TEMA project was presented at the Fachtagung Katastrophenvorsorge 2025 in Berlin, Germany’s leading conference on disaster risk reduction which was co organized by the German Red Cross and supported by the Federal Foreign Office

In 17-20 March 2025, several TEMA partners gathered at the German Aerospace Center (German: DLR) campus in Oberpfaffenhofen, near Munich. This meeting helped each TEMA partner test their components working in real time for historical forest fire and flood scenarios.

This article presents the conclusions of the online expert working session titled “Crisis Without Borders: How Can Interoperability in Emergency Management Services Better Prepare Us to Meet Disaster Resilience Goals?", organised on Friday 14 February 2025 by TEMA communication and dissemination lead partners, the Lisbon Council.

The TEMA Consortium convened for its seventh Plenary Meeting on 21-22 January 2025 in Brussels, Belgium.

The two-year mark of the TEMA project represents the half-way point of the project. This is a good opportunity to reflect on the work completed so far, and to look towards the future. The project started out with the familiarisation of the end users with technology partners and vice-versa. The two groups represent two different communities of experts, each working in their own domain.