European Projects

The 6G4Society project is an SNS JU project which aims to ensure that societal and sustainable values are properly embedded into the development of 6G technology, bringing a sociological perspective to technological development. 6G4Society envisions a future where...

BroadEU.Net is a programme working to support the realization of a pan-European Critical Communication System, building on the results of the projects BroadMap and BroadWay. Click to read more.

Long-term towards Evolved 5G and 6G research needs mobilization of massive volumes of ideas, from which the best can emerge and be adopted for standardization. Learn more on the work of FIDAL.

EITHOS is developing a novel Identity Theft Observatory System, empowering European citizens, Law Enforcements Agencies (LEAs), and policy makers to further contribute to the prevention, detection, and investigation of identity theft related crime.

CiProVoT is an Erasmus+ project which aims to develop a Trans-national training course module for Civil Protection Volunteers (partly peer-education/partly with the use of external expert trainers).

DRIVER+ - Driving Innovation in Crisis Management for European Resilience DRIVER + is the continuation of DRIVER, and seek to drive the next stage of innovation in Crisis Management for European Resilience, and take better into account the needs of Crisis Management...

E2mC (Evolution of Emergency Copernicus services) project aims at demonstrating the technical and operational feasibility of the integration of social media analysis and crowd-sourced information

The CRISMA project focused on large-scale crisis scenarios with immediate human, societal and economic consequences often irreversible. It developed a CRISMA System to model crisis management scenarios, improve action and preparedness.

The BROADMAP project will take the first steps towards future procurement of ‘interoperable next generation of broadband radio communication systems for public safety and security’ (

Next generation emergency communications.
Current emergency systems and 112 services are based on legacy telecommunication technologies, which cannot cope with IP-based services that European citizens use every day…