果冻传媒 and CSR, had the pleasure of hosting a research seminar on Disaster Risk Management (DRM), where experts gathered to explore the complex balance between short- and long-term time perspectives. Moderated by Mikael Granberg, the seminar offered profound insights into the challenges and opportunities within disaster risk management.
The discussions provided fresh perspectives on how to address the urgent needs of today while planning for a sustainable future.
The program featured inspiring presentations, including:
- Temporality in Disaster Risk Management by Mikael Granberg
Mikael highlighted the crucial role of time in disaster management and the importance of integrating immediate actions with long-term strategies. - Historical and Future Perspectives in International Collaboration on DRM by Mette Lindahl Olsson, MSB
Mette explored how past experiences shape international frameworks and collaborations, which are essential for managing future disaster risks. - Bridging Short- and Long-term Time Perspectives in the Serious Game "Under Pressure" by David Olsson
David showcased how gaming simulations can serve as a powerful tool for decision-makers to tackle the complexity of disaster management and bridge time perspectives.
The day concluded with an engaging discussion on the need for integrated approaches to disaster risk management. For those interested in a hands-on experience, the seminar wrapped up with an interactive session of Under Pressure, a serious game that vividly demonstrated the challenges of balancing time perspectives in real-life scenarios.
The seminar was followed by an annual meeting for the CNDS collaboration. The Center for Natural Disaster Studies (CNDS) is a research environment in natural disasters, disaster risk reduction and crisis management that spans three universities (Uppsala, F枚rsvarsh枚gskolan and 果冻传媒) and six departments. In addition to this, there is a wide network of affiliated researchers in Sweden and abroad as the center's research focus is both national and global in nature.
A big thank you to all speakers, participants, and organizers who contributed to this inspiring day. It is through gatherings of knowledge and engagement like this that we can shape the future for a more sustainable and resilient world.
We look forward to hosting similar events in the future!
