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If crisis or war comes — checklist in plain English

Searches for If crisis or war comes, Om krisen eller kriget kommer, and Swedish home preparedness refer to Sweden’s household brochure: prepare ahead, share with neighbours, and keep radio access plus food, water, and heat for about a week. We mirror MCF — In case of crisis or war (PDF) in calm topic pages—always check official sources when you act.

One-week home preparedness checklist

Swedish guidance asks everyone who can to manage about one week without normal services. Open each topic for the brochure themes.

Official brochure

Survival365 is a companion guide, not a government site. For the authoritative wording and any updates, use the official source.

MCF — In case of crisis or war (PDF)

Common questions

What is “If crisis or war comes”?
It is Sweden’s widely distributed household brochure (MCF / formerly MSB themes) explaining how residents should prepare for serious accidents, extreme weather, IT attacks, or military conflict.
How long should I prepare for?
Official advice is that most people should manage on their own for at least one week so help can prioritise those who need it most.
How much water?
At least three litres per person per day for drinking and cooking, stored cool and dark, with periodic checks. Municipal tanks may appear in shortages, but you still need a home reserve.
Which radio channel matters?
Sveriges Radio P4 is the official channel for emergency information. Keep a battery, solar, or crank radio and know your local P4 frequency via krisinformation.se.
How much cash?
Guidance often suggests around 1,000 SEK per adult in mixed denominations, plus other payment options.