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Insights from trainings, scenarios, and evaluations are incorporated into the further development of offerings, technologies, and research.

Yes. The formats are scientifically monitored, evaluated, and continuously developed further.

The mobile resilience lab is designed to bring content and training directly to municipalities, administrations, organizations, or CI.

Yes. The digital resilience lab develops virtual learning spaces, simulation games, and interactive formats that can be used independently of location.

Serious Gaming combines playful elements with serious learning objectives. Participants assume roles, make decisions, and experience how their actions impact a situation.

RESILIA deals with crisis preparedness, self-care, civil protection, communication, collaboration, decision-making processes, digital systems, and societal resilience.

In the resilience labs, scenarios, training sessions, simulation games, serious games, and digital formats are used to make crisis preparedness practically tangible.

Organizations, research partners, and actors from practice, education, administration, or civil protection can contribute their own perspectives, questions, or solutions.

Yes. RESILIA develops formats for civil protection, authorities, organizations with security responsibilities, administrations, municipalities, and operators of critical infrastructures.

Yes. RESILIA also develops age-appropriate and game-based formats that introduce young people to crisis preparedness, risk knowledge, and joint action.

No. Many formats are designed to be introductory and take different levels of experience into account.

RESILIA is aimed at citizens, groups, schools, organizations, municipalities, administrations, BOS, KRITIS, research partners, and other stakeholders who want to practically strengthen resilience.

Yes. The mobile resilience laboratory is designed to bring content and training directly to municipalities, administrations, organizations, or critical infrastructure.

Use the contact section of the website and briefly describe who you are and what you are interested in. The RESILIA team will get back to you with a suitable next step.

Currently, there are no visit or booking dates available. As soon as the first offers start, we will publish all information on this website.

The stationary resilience lab is located in the Ostbahnhof Berlin, Koppenstraße 3, 10243 Berlin.

The stationary Resilience Lab in Berlin is currently under construction. An opening date has not yet been set. As soon as bookings are possible, we will provide information on this website about dates, offers, and participation conditions.

The digital twin connects resilience labs, supports realistic simulations, and makes complex crisis situations digitally tangible.

The Digital Resilience Lab develops virtual learning spaces, simulations, and interactive formats that can be used independently of location.

The mobile resilience lab brings content, training, and methods directly to communities, administrations, organizations, or critical infrastructures.

The stationary resilience lab Berlin is a permanent place for meeting, training, and experiential resilience education. It is being developed at the Ostbahnhof Berlin.

The RESILIA Innovation Hub consists of three resilience labs: the stationary resilience lab in Berlin, the mobile resilience lab, and the digital resilience lab.

A resilience laboratory is a learning, demonstration, and testing environment. There, people and organizations can experience scenarios, practice decision-making, and train collaboration in challenging situations.

The RESILIA Innovation Hub connects knowledge, training, research, and application. In the resilience labs, crisis preparedness, collaboration, and action competence are made tangible in realistic scenarios.

The project duration is planned from January 2026 to December 2029.

RESILIA is supported by a network of fire departments, disaster research, artificial intelligence, communication systems, psychology, social behavior research, and security research.

Crises, technical dependencies, and societal risks are becoming more complex. RESILIA develops new ways to make crisis preparedness understandable, practical, and a shared experience.

Societal resilience describes the ability of people, organizations, and institutions to better cope with disruptions, uncertainty, and crises and to remain capable of taking action together.

RESILIA is a research project aimed at enhancing societal resilience. At the center is the RESILIA Innovation Hub with stationary, mobile, and digital resilience labs.