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EU Commission launches infringement procedures towards Croatia, Czechia, Germany, Greece, and Spain after they failed to effectively implement the rules on accessibility and location of emergency communications.

EU Commission pursues infringement procedures over 112 legislation
EENA's position on Greek 112 reform: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has vowed to make 112 and public warning fully operational by the end of this year.

EENA's position on Greek 112 reform
Do you want to get a clear overview of public safety solutions available on the market? Looking for partners in the emergency services industry? Discover the key players in public safety in our latest directory!

Who is Who in the Public Safety Industry
Emergency communications must adapt to harness the life-saving potential of rapidly evolving technologies (internet-based communications, smart cities, internet of things...). Join our latest Project to test today the architecture of tomorrow!

NG112: The future of emergency communications
The EENA2019 Conference has ended with a new record of participation: we have welcomed over 900 participants from more than 60 countries. Do not miss the presentations, photos, videos and more.

EENA Conference 2019: Materials available!
We cried, we laughed, we celebrated the fantastic achievements of the citizens & organisations working to keep people safe.

112 Awards: Winners Announced
This 112 Day, we say thank you to all the #HumansOf112 working to keep us safe every day. Read the stories of some of the fantastic people dedicating their live to protecting those of others.

Humans Of 112
Check the publication that includes 56 country profiles with detailed PSAP descriptions & technologies.

PSAPs Global edition 2018 now available
14 November 2018, Strasbourg – The European Parliament just voted on a legislation to update the way emergency calls are managed in the European Union (EU). The telecommunications legislation –European Electronic Communications Code, or EECC– is one of the most important for European safety with provisions on public warning, emergency location, accessibility and more.

European Parliament makes public warning mandatory
EENA is excited to announce the creation of a new network, exclusively designed for emergency services who are using drones in their day-to-day operations – or who are interested in doing so…

Launch of Emergency Services Drones Network

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What our community says about us

Thanks to the transnational PSAP contact database managed by EENA, we have been able to help those that have faced emergencies outside Lithuania. We are proud of this partnership that results in saving lives.

Tadas MaroscikasLithuanian Emergency Response Centre

Integrating brand-new technology, like drones, into emergency response means we first have to understand how this technology will be used by public safety entities; learning about integration, deployment, tactical approach, data capturing and sharing, to best practices. EENA and DJI have been working on these questions for over two years to help educate and set standards.

Romeo DurscherDJI

Working with EENA has been instrumental in the adoption of improved location determination information from mobile devices in Europe; today’s lives are being saved thanks to both the advocacy and networking opportunities that EENA provides.

Ed ParsonsGoogle

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EU Commission launches infringement procedures towards Croatia, Czechia, Germany, Greece, and Spain after they failed to effectively implement the rules on accessibility and location of emergency communications.

EU Commission pursues infringement procedures over 112 legislation

EENA's position on Greek 112 reform: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has vowed to make 112 and public warning fully operational by the end of this year.

EENA's position on Greek 112 reform

Do you want to get a clear overview of public safety solutions available on the market? Looking for partners in the emergency services industry? Discover the key players in public safety in our latest directory!

Who is Who in the Public Safety Industry

Emergency communications must adapt to harness the life-saving potential of rapidly evolving technologies (internet-based communications, smart cities, internet of things...). Join our latest Project to test today the architecture of tomorrow!

NG112: The future of emergency communications

The EENA2019 Conference has ended with a new record of participation: we have welcomed over 900 participants from more than 60 countries. Do not miss the presentations, photos, videos and more.

EENA Conference 2019: Materials available!

We cried, we laughed, we celebrated the fantastic achievements of the citizens & organisations working to keep people safe.

112 Awards: Winners Announced

This 112 Day, we say thank you to all the #HumansOf112 working to keep us safe every day. Read the stories of some of the fantastic people dedicating their live to protecting those of others.

Humans Of 112

Check the publication that includes 56 country profiles with detailed PSAP descriptions & technologies.

PSAPs Global edition 2018 now available

European Parliament makes public warning mandatory

EENA is excited to announce the creation of a new network, exclusively designed for emergency services who are using drones in their day-to-day operations – or who are interested in doing so…

Launch of Emergency Services Drones Network

Our work

NextGeneration 112

Drones

Emergency apps

Advanced Mobile Location

Cybersecurity

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