Visit by State Minister Dr. Florian Herrmann to the Center for Crisis Early Warning

15 February 2024

On February 9, 2024, State Minister Dr. Florian Herrmann visited the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) to gain an overview of its goals and focal points of work.

The event underscored the unique position of the CCEW in comparison to other projects, highlighting its interdisciplinary research approach and the significant role of "mixed-methods" for the success of its work.

The visit by State Minister Dr. Herrmann facilitated a crucial evaluation of the CCEW's work by a prominent representative of the Bavarian State Government.

 

Picture source: © UniBw M / Siebold

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