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Abstract(s)
Portugal and Spain are countries prone to earthquake hazard. An earthquake that occurs in the sea
may trigger a tsunami threat, so in this case they are also prone to tsunami. After a disaster, the size and
severity of the event, undermines the availability of systems and services to function properly, resulting in
losses and impacts in human, social, environmental and economic spheres. One of the potential negative
effectsfor children’s education is caused by damaged school buildings and lack of road access to schools. The
PERSISTAH project aims to study the seismic risk of primary schools located in the regions of Algarve
(Portugal) and Huelva (Spain). The present research has specific objectives: 1) to improve school seismic
safety; 2) to protect learners and education workers from death, injury and harm in schools; 3) to safeguard
education investments; and 4) to strengthen risk reduction and resilience through education
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Keywords
Schools Rehabilitation Earthquake safety Education DRR
Citation
Amaral Ferreira, Mónica; Estêvão, João M. C.; Antonio Morales Esteban; Luis Sá; Carlos Sousa Oliveira. "Enhancing education continuity before an earthquake strikes". Trabalho apresentado em ICUR2020 - 2nd International Conference on Urban Risks, Lisboa, 2022.