Immediate relief
Coordinate emergency medical aid, search and rescue, and cross-border logistics when every hour matters.
International cooperation for seismic emergencies
SERA brings States, science, and relief networks into one operational system - protecting lives across the full cycle of seismic emergencies.
One shared mission
Our mandate
SERA is designed for the full cycle of seismic risk: preparedness, urgent response, reconstruction, and long-term resilience.
Our role is to make international assistance faster and more coherent, while respecting national authority and strengthening the capacity of States most exposed to earthquakes.
How we work
From the first alert to the last repaired bridge, SERA keeps expertise, information, and relief moving across borders.
Coordinate emergency medical aid, search and rescue, and cross-border logistics when every hour matters.
Support reconstruction, infrastructure rehabilitation, and long-term social and economic recovery.
Strengthen early-warning systems, training, structural resilience, and national response capacity.
Coordinate seismic research, scientific consultation, and trusted international data sharing.
Cooperation by design
SERA is designed to work with organizations that already hold deep expertise - giving them a formal voice while preserving Member State decision-making.
International organizations and national disaster agencies may join meetings as non-voting observers, contributing technical advice and proposals.
Health expertise and emergency medical coordination.
Alignment across the wider international relief system.
Global field networks and practical relief delivery.
Governance
All Member States
Limited-member organ
Seismic emergencies cross borders
SERA turns international solidarity into a prepared, accountable, and effective operational system.
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