PrépaCivile

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PrépaCivile · learning and acting

Learning paths and series

Choose a guided path to prepare your home, strengthen your resources and understand resilience.

Three neighbours choose preparation resources around books, a notebook and a map.
Illustration generated for this journey; it does not represent a real event.

Choose your way forward

Start with a short action, advance on the year or deepen the notions of resilience. The courses are free, usable without account and adaptable at your own pace. No purchase is necessary to validate a step.

A family prepares an emergency file around the kitchen table, with a lamp and a reusable bottle.

31 steps · Daily actions

31 days to prepare better

One action at a time to organize essentials, prepare people and test solutions adapted to your home.

Move at your own pace.Discover the course
Two adults check and organize the food of a domestic pantry.

52 steps · Weekly actions

52 weeks to strengthen its preparation

A weekly project to consolidate resources, practice useful skills and install sustainable preparation.

Move at your own pace.Discover the course
Neighbors of different ages discuss self-help on an accessible terrace, with a wheelchair person.

8 steps · Reading and putting into practice

Understanding resilience

Eight readings and eight practical exercises to connect people, the organization of the home and community resources.

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Complementary paths

The 31 days provide a first basis. The 52 weeks allow you to consolidate and return to needs at another time. Understanding resilience provides benchmarks for individual and collective decisions. You can start directly with the program that suits you.

The same reading can shed light on several steps: the action requested and the follow-up remain specific to each course. Reading alone does not automatically validate a skill.

A simple method

  1. Read the objective and proposed resource.
  2. Do the action to your advantage, with the people concerned.
  3. Check the result, then mark the step as completed or not applicable.
  4. Return to the needs that remain to be addressed, without imposing a purchase race.

Your progress remains on this device, without account or automatic synchronization.