In more detail you should: 1. Present the risk communication cycle (identify and describe sender and receiver and each one of the elements) for the Public Health collapse risk, graphically and descriptively, explaining your thoughts on every element (decoding, encoding, message, noise, etc.), either how it is or how it should be. The analysis should only focus on the risk of collapse of the Public Health system due to the pandemic (not other risks due to the pandemic). The period is January 2020 (when the virus is expected but in an unknown extent) and the aim of the government is to achieve compliance of people with any measures that will be required in the future (either social distance, respiratory protection, screening, vaccination or lockdown - whatever required). The risk needs to be communicated correctly in order to prepare people. 2. Present the risk communication cycle (identify and describe sender and receiver and each one of the elements) for the energy supply collapse risk, graphically and descriptively, explaining your thoughts on every element (decoding, encoding, message, noise, etc.), either how it is or how it should be. The analysis should only focus on the risk of collapse of the energy supply system after the Ukraine war (not other risks due to the war). The period is March 2022 (when the implications of war in energy are expected but in an unknown extent) and the aim of the government is to achieve compliance of people with any measures that will be required in the future (either increase in prices, restrictions in public or private energy use, temporary and local blackouts - whatever required). The risk needs to be communicated correctly in order to prepare people. 3. Compare the two situations in terms of risk communication and identify and discuss their differences. Take extra care in: Choosing relevant and reliable sources. Choosing global or at least multiple points of view.

Choosing the proper methodologies or reference frameworks for risk perception from the literature. You are not expected to follow a certain prescribed one but to find and follow proper approaches that you choose by yourselves. Use the suggested readings for this unit, study notes or other sources. Commenting formally and with sufficient documentation, or quoting other comments. Avoid personal views unless scientifically documented. Avoiding anything outside risk communication and perception. Using proper reference style and sufficient references.