Gothenburg's Crisis Preparedness Initiative
Households with lower incomes are less prepared for a crisis than those with higher incomes, according to a survey from the Swedish Red Cross.
The City of Gothenburg is addressing this issue during the national crisis preparedness week by focusing on low-income areas like Bergsjön.
They are working with "citizen guides" who can provide information in multiple languages, including languages other than Swedish.
Households with lower incomes are less prepared for a crisis than those with higher incomes, according to a survey from the Swedish Red Cross.
For more information, tune in to Radio Sweden's daily news podcast or weekly summary on Fridays.
Author's summary: Gothenburg targets low-income areas for crisis preparedness.
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