Stații de pompieri moderne, incluzive, rezilente la dezastre și cu consum de energie aproape de zero în România

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Romania

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Building Modern, Inclusive, Near-Zero Energy, and Disaster-Resilient Fire Stations

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In Romania, more than 75% of the population lives in areas susceptible to earthquakes, with Bucharest being the most earthquake-prone capital in the European Union. Over the last 100 years, 13 earthquakes resulted in 2,630 fatalities and affected more than 400,000 people, with the country’s 1977 earthquake alone causing damages exceeding $2 billion. In response to these risks, Romania has developed a firefighting and emergency capacity that has been pivotal to managing crises within the country, but also to support others, such as during the response to the summer wildfires in Greece or in the aftermath of the February 2023 Türkiye earthquakes. Under the Strengthening Disaster Risk Management in Romania, the World Bank is providing financial support to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the amount of 142 million Euro to retrofit or reconstruct 35 fire stations identified as paramount to the country’s disaster response and preparedness system, and to strengthen institutional capacity. The project is being implemented by the General Inspectorate of Emergency Situations and coordinated by the Department of Emergency Situations.

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