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All times Antalya local (UTC+03:00) · Programme subject to change

Wednesday, 18 November

Human and Social Development

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Interactive Game

When Disaster Strikes: Who Gets Saved First?

When floods, heatwaves and other climate hazards strike, who gets help first? Step into the decision-maker's shoes in PREPCAP, an interactive, science-based simulation game grounded in the latest research on disaster vulnerability and preparedness. Experience how cascading climate hazards can expose hidden weaknesses in emergency response systems - and why one-size-fits-all solutions often fail. Working together, participants will navigate a realistic crisis scenario, identify vulnerable groups, make tough decisions about urgent needs and limited resources, and uncover critical gaps in preparedness and coordination. Are we truly prepared for climate disasters – and prepared to protect everyone? Join this hands-on challenge, test your assumptions and discover how research can help build smarter, fairer and more resilient communities. No previous simulation experience is required.

  • Kati Orru, Professor in Sociology of Risk and Resilience, University of Tartu, Institute of Social Studies
  • Ahmed Rezk, Junior Researcher in Sociology of Risk, University of Tartu, Institute of Social Studies
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