MADE Consultants actively contributes to the implementation of the “EPIKENTROSIS” project, funded under the Interreg VI-A Greece–Cyprus 2021–2027 Programme and co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and national resources. The project focuses on the development and implementation of a joint strategy for the prevention and management of risks related to earthquakes and major disasters, enhancing the resilience of the cooperation area.

Within this framework, MADE Consultants provides specialized technical support to the Decentralized Administration of Crete, acting as a strategic partner in the effective management and delivery of the project. Through a structured and results-driven approach, the company ensures full compliance with programme requirements while strengthening the quality and reliability of implementation.

MADE Consultants’ contribution centers on the comprehensive monitoring of project progress, the preparation and submission of technical reports, and the effective management of both the physical and financial components of the project. By applying robust methodologies and data-driven processes, the company supports documentation, expenditure verification, and the efficient handling of reporting and control procedures.

At the same time, MADE Consultants enhances operational coordination and collaboration among project partners, streamlines information flows, and supports informed decision-making—delivering tangible added value to the overall governance of the project.

In addition, the company implements targeted communication and publicity actions to ensure effective dissemination of project results, while also supporting the design and delivery of specialized training programmes in Crete, contributing to capacity building in the field of civil protection.

Leveraging strong expertise in EU-funded project management and a clear focus on impact, MADE Consultants strengthens the ability of the Decentralized Administration of Crete to successfully deliver complex, high-demand projects, contributing to the development of more resilient and better-prepared communities in the face of natural hazards.