Forum Objective The HARMONI Stakeholder Forum gathered representatives from civil protection agencies, infrastructure operators, and research institutions. Main Themes Cross-agency data interoperability Secure information sharing principles End-to-end platform demonstration for flood scenarios Collaboration Outcomes Participants explored pathways for cross-border coordination and integration of national systems into the HARMONI interoperability framework. Next Steps The forum concluded

Workshop Focus This technical workshop focused on wildfire-driven disruptions to transport critical infrastructures in the Málaga region. Demonstration Scope Simulation of cascading effects on road and rail networks Alternative evacuation routing scenarios Digital Twin validation against historical wildfire data Stakeholders Involved Regional civil protection authorities, transport operators, emergency planners, and technical experts collaborated to evaluate

Event Overview The official HARMONI Kick-Off Meeting marked the beginning of our collaborative journey to enhance resilience against Natural Hazard Triggering Technological (NaTech) risks across Europe. Objectives Align consortium partners on technical and operational priorities Define the roadmap for the Prevent–Monitor–Respond platform architecture Establish governance, security, and interoperability principles Key Discussions Partners presented initial concepts

Demonstration Overview A live demonstration showcased UAV-based SAR monitoring capabilities for rapid industrial damage assessment following seismic activity. Technical Highlights Integration of SAR and optical satellite imagery Near-real-time damage detection indicators Interoperability testing with AFAD-EKA systems Operational Impact The exercise demonstrated how monitoring data feeds into the HARMONI decision support layer to accelerate informed response