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EU SAVES LIVES

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How does the EU respond to natural or man-made disasters? The campaign #EUSavesLives sought to answer this question by giving us visual insights to three different catastrophic sceneries.

Touring 6 European metropolises in 2018, the VR roadshow gave visitors the chance to vividly experience the importance of humanitarian aid. They could immerse themselves in the lives of refugees in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, witness the fight against a wildfire in an Italian Airforce or feel the impact of an earthquake in a simulation. Due to the overwhelming response, the roadshow went to a second round in 2019 in 8 other European cities.The project was supported by the European Commission, Directorate General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) and featured seven different languages.

Category: #VR

Client: European Commission

Cooperation: mc group

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