European Emergency Number Association (EENA)

Référencé depuis le 2 novembre 2019

L’EENA, l’association européenne des numéros d’urgence, est une organisation non gouvernementale dont la mission est de contribuer à l’amélioration de la sécurité et de la sûreté des personnes.

Sur le Web : https://eena.org/

Dernières publications

  • 2 octobre The Commission proposed a new European Union Critical Communication System Regulation “What’s the EUCCS all about and where are we in the legislative process?” On 30 September 2026, the European Commission proposed a new Regulation to establish the European Union Critical Communication System (EUCCS). This system aims to give European police, firefighters, emergency medical (…)
  • 3 septembre A new European standard for accessible emergency communications 3/9/2026 ETSI has published EN 303 919 – Accessibility and Interoperability of Emergency Communications, an important milestone for the implementation of accessible emergency communications in Europe. The standard has been developed by ETSI TC EMTEL in response to the European Commission (…)
  • 13 mai Half of Europeans still don’t know they can call 112 in an emergency abroad New data published by the European Commission indicates growing awareness that the European Emergency Number 112 can be used anywhere in Europe. However, the data also points to persistent gaps in 112 awareness among age groups and genders, and suggests that high domestic usage of 112 does not (…)
  • 27 avril MEPs call for the UCPM to address issues facing volunteer firefighters in Europe A cross-party group of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have called for new EU rules on civil protection to recognise the role of volunteers in disaster response, and to address challenges facing these volunteers which they have linked to the Working Time Directive. On Tuesday 14 April, (…)