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About SUNRISE

As Europe continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, its citizens and governments are looking ahead to futureproof society’s lifeline structures. The EU-funded SUNRISE project aims to ensure greater availability, reliability, and continuity of critical infrastructures in Europe including transport, energy, water, and healthcare.

From October 2022 to September 2025, 41 partner organisations will work together to develop a suite of novel technologies and solutions that will improve the resilience of these critical infrastructures against the impact of pandemics and other major risks. Coordinated by the Spanish arm of global cloud and digital service company, ATOS IT Solutions and Services Iberia SL, the SUNRISE project has been awarded €10m in funding by the EU’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. The SUNRISE consortium includes 18 public and private CI operators and authorities.

 

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SUNRISE Project

SUNRISE is a Horizon Europe project focusing on improving the resilience of infrastructures affected by pandemics.

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This video gives a general overview of the EU funded SUNRISE project breaking down its aims, as well as the project's three key pillars; strategy, collaboration and technlogy. It also features interviews from partners discussing their respective roles within the SUNRISE project
SUNRISE Project - General Overview
The second in the SUNRISE interview series from the project's General Assembly in Rome, Gilda De Marco from INSIEL breaks down her company's role in the project so far, upcoming plans and what, in her opinion, makes the SUNRISE project unique.
SUNRISE Rome General Assembly Interviews - Gilda De Marco, INSIEL
The first in the SUNRISE interview series from the project's General Assembly in Rome, Stefan Schauer from AIT, The Austrian Institute of Technology, discusses his organisations role in the project so far, what is planned for the coming year and what makes SUNRISE so unique.
SUNRISE Rome General Assembly Interviews - Stefan Schauer AIT
In the latest in our interview series with a number of #SUNRISE project partners, Antonio Alvarez, project manager at ATOS outlines what SUNRISE entails and the positive impact it will have on the performance of critical infrastructures. For more see https://sunrise-europe.eu
SUNRISE Partner Interviews - Antonio Alvarez, ATOS
In the second installment of our interview series with a number of #SUNRISE partners, Dr Olga Segou of Netcompany-Intrasoft gives an insight into the impact of the SUNRISE project and the importance of investing in crisis resilience going forward.
SUNRISE Partner Interviews - Dr Olga Segou, Netcompany-Intrasoft
In the first of our interview series with a number of #SUNRISE partners, Fabrice Klein from the Port of Bordeaux discusses their role in the project and the impact he believes SUNRISE will have on the new threats facing critical infrastructure operators across Europe! 👇
SUNRISE Partner Interviews - Fabrice Klein, Port of Bordeaux
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Project Partners

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ATOS
ACOSOL
Austrian Institute of Technology
CNPIC
Consorcio Regional de Transportes
EKC
GERICS
Hospital Universitario Quironsalud
ICS
IMA
Insiel
Institute for Advanced Studies Vienna
Intrasoft
Jerusalem Municipality
Politecnica de Madrid
Prometni institut Ljubljana d.o.o
Quiron Salud
SKYLD
Slovenske zeleznice
Square Dev
Telekom Slovenjie
University of Warwick
X LAB
Hydro Dolomiti Energia
Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS)
CAFC S.p.A
HERMESBAY
TRIESTE TRANSPORTE
LISER
Plinovodi
BORDEAUX PORT
UNI LJUBLJANA
Friuli
Republic of Slovenia
Telefonica
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