In every discipline, it is advisable to\u00a0keep constantly updated on the advancements<\/strong>\u00a0of the field. In the emergency management sector, it is more important than ever, endlessly examining the new opportunities on the market, and informing the salvage procedures for the collection.<\/p>\n Climate change<\/strong>\u00a0has never threatened human life and landscapes more than today, putting also cultural heritage at serious risk. In such a circumstance, where the risks multiply and the environment changes suddenly, it is essential to be able to adapt our knowledge assets, and move towards a constant renewal of our ability to respond to emergencies.<\/p>\n Never before has climate change<\/strong> threatened human life and the environment around us, putting cultural heritage at serious risk as well. In such a circumstance, where risks multiply and the natural environment suddenly changes, it is essential to be able to modify one’s knowledge base and move toward the constant renewal of one’s emergency response capabilities.<\/p>\n This text has been extracted from the “Guide for drafting a risk analysis and a Safety and Emergency Plan<\/strong>” created by Mazzini Lab. You can receive the complete guide by filling out the form below.<\/p>\nFor these reasons, an\u00a0emergency management training course<\/strong>\u00a0should be organised every year, taking into consideration the following aspects:<\/h5>\n
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