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	titlea = "Prof.",
	vornamea = "Eva-Maria",
	namea = "Kern",
	departmenta = "Fakultät für Wirtschafts- und Organisationswissenschaften",
	institutea = "WOW 3 - Institut für Management marktorientierter Wertschöpfungsketten",
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	nameb = "",
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	instituteb = "",
	titlec = "",
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	external-funds = "European Commission",
	company = "",
	project-title = "International Network of Evaluators & Guideline for a Methodological Approach in Exercise Evaluation (INEGMA-E²)",
	project-abstract = "In the context of civil protection exercises, well-considered and extensive evaluation plays a<br/>crucial role in documenting best practices and shortcomings happening during those<br/>exercises. By noting lessons learnt evaluation is essential for a constant improvement in<br/>training efforts, thus promoting the capacities of response units in the European Union and its<br/>neighboring countries for dealing with real disaster scenarios. INEGMA-E² is building upon an<br/>upcoming approach of independent evaluation and aims for a new level of exercise<br/>evaluation, which will meet high standards concerning documentation, replicability, and goal<br/>orientation. The three pillars of the project are:<br/>1.) The development of an adequate and versatile evaluation methodology, addressing the<br/>different types of existing exercises. Each of those has different needs and goals, thus<br/>requiring diverse evaluation approaches.<br/>2.) Exploring the great number of existing tools, which can facilitate the data collection<br/>throughout the exercise process. Software solutions and technical tools like databases and<br/>handhelds empower the evaluators to collect a great amount of data even under difficult<br/>circumstances often part of the training reality.<br/>3.) The creation of an international pool of evaluators, which will be accessible by all<br/>institutions managing those kinds of exercises, to ensure the availability of highly skilled<br/>experts when needed. Those invited to this pool of evaluators will have to meet a certain skill<br/>set developed during the project.<br/>A strong interconnection of all three essential fields - methods, tools and network – is crucial<br/>for setting new standards in exercise evaluation. By ensuring the provision of results for future<br/>exercises INEGMA-E² will significantly contribute to a continuous improvement of exercise<br/>outcomes. In addition, it will connect experts in exercise evaluation, will create a mechanism<br/>to share knowledge and good practices and will be designed for further grow and scale up.",
	proj-beginn = "01.01.2022",
	proj-end = "30.06.2023",
	forschungszentrum = "FZ RISK"
}