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CRISYS · Critical Response in Security and Safety Emergencies

FP7Status: CLOSED1 February 201131 May 2012EU funding €740,945

The EU regularly suffers from natural and man-made disaster, the social and economical consequences of which may adversely affect its growth and competitiveness. There is a growing vulnerability to disasters and subsequently an urgent need to improve operational capacities and capabilities of Member States. Furthermore, the Lisbon Treaty will enlarge the role of the EU and allow for stronger coordinated activities to support crisis management (CM) outside the EU.CRISYS aims at developing a strategic roadmap for full implementation of an integrated and scalable crisis management system and to provide a solid basis for the description of a full user driven demo programme. Uniquely CRISYS engages users and suppliers in pursuit of practical outcomes that can be rapidly transferred into the operational environment. CRISYS will seek to capitalise on relevant projects in the domain, whilst forging solid networks and wide awareness with significant users, first responders, governments, suppliers and other bodies in the field of CM.CRISYS will:-Identify and analyse the state of the art in the current legacy environment of CM across the EU (policies, systems, societal)-Gather information from users with regard to their requirements on operational, procedural, regulatory, technological and standards issues-Place emphasis on the protection of the citizens by engaging and developing close contact with local and national administrations responsible for CM and with first responder organisations-Assess capacity and competency gaps in current and foreseen performance to recommend validated demonstration cases regarding user’s requirements-Propose a strategic roadmap for the Phase2. This roadmap will be set in the context of current and future relevant factual and political trends, as well as economic and supply market issues-Ensure EU wide dissemination of information with these activities being supported by an enlarged User platform and other key EU and international stakeholders

Consortium · 15 organisations

coordinator

EUROPEAN ORGANISATION FOR SECURITY

BE · €161,574

participant

SISAASIAINMINISTERIO

FI · €54,570

participant

COMPANIA NATIONALA DE TRANSPORT AL ENERGIEI ELECTRICE TRANSELECTRICA SA

RO · €25,252

participant

ZANASI ALESSANDRO SRL

IT · €30,388

participant

ISTITUTO AFFARI INTERNAZIONALI

IT · €21,828

participant

THALES SIX GTS FRANCE SAS

FR · €66,340

participant

ALTRAN BV

NL · €78,752

participant

INDRA SISTEMAS SA

ES · €32,100

participant

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE

UK · €23,507

participant

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ""DEMOKRITOS""""

EL · €37,717

participant

ASSOCIATION COMITE NATIONAL FRANCAIS DU CTIF (COMITE TECHNIQUE INTERNATIONAL DE PREVENTION ET D EXTINCTION DU FEU)

FR · €111,280

participant

KENTRO MELETON ASFALEIAS

EL · €27,445

participant

THALES EDISOFT PORTUGAL, S.A.

PT · €26,108

participant

SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE MEDICINE DE CATASTROPHE

FR · €20,972

participant

Teletron euroricerche SRL

IT · €23,112

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