Expert Database of land and fire planners

'Establishing synergies to facilitate access to and exchange of information and expertise on risk analysis, along with the adaptation of a common terminology on the risk elements are necessary to harmonize the
integration planning' is one of the conclusions of the Seminar: Planning risk of forest fires and other natural hazards (Barcelona, 25 February 2015). Last part of the FIREfficient Deliverable 2.3. -Proceedings of the International Workshop on Wildfire Risk Assessment and Land planning was focused on 'Challenges around knowledge, training and tools available for an effective integration of wildfire risk management', with some specific requirements as 'the need of the arrival of the existing knowledge to the academy through the coordination of joint projects between different experts'. Also, during the U.K. Mission of FIREfficient project, U.K. experts claimed for 'Increasing the exchanges of knowledge and experience between Mediterranean countries with many years dealing with large and severe fires and U.K.'