Resilience
Turning crises into learning, cooperation and stronger local capacity.
ResiliEurope connected local authorities, civil society and citizens from across Europe to explore how territories can respond to crises while strengthening cohesion, participation and shared European values.
ResiliEurope promoted intercultural dialogue and participation in the life of the European Union by connecting the idea of solidarity with resilience. The project created a space for exchange between communities from the Mediterranean, Eastern and Northern Europe, including EU Member States and countries linked to the enlargement process.
Its work focused on how local communities, islands and territories can face social, economic and environmental challenges without weakening European cohesion.
Project overviewTurning crises into learning, cooperation and stronger local capacity.
Promoting reciprocity and a shared response rooted in European values.
Giving islands, towns and local communities a direct voice in European debate.
The project moved from Sardinia to Corsica, Albania, Bulgaria, Portugal and Sicily, creating a transnational path of dialogue on resilience and solidarity.
European identity, solidarity during the pandemic, rural resilience and the future of European integration.
Explore event →Languages and identities, intercultural dialogue, island Europe and participatory democracy.
Explore event →EU enlargement, solidarity in times of crisis, youth resilience and NextGenerationEU.
Explore event →Euroscepticism, migration, civil society, European culture and bringing citizens closer to the EU.
Explore event →Learning from traumatic events and strengthening the resilience of cities and civil society to climate change.
Explore event →European Union and Mediterranean, welcoming, solidarity, young Europeans and volunteering.
Explore event →Watch the official videos and consult the final report documenting the six international events.