As actors in the network, Efus member local and regional authorities contribute to its development. On a daily basis, the network is involved in numerous activities to promote reflection, cooperation and support for local and regional authorities in the field of urban security:
November 2023 – Even though violent radicalisation is often fuelled by global events, its strongest and most direct impact is felt at the local level. How can local…
Brussels, November 2023 – Efus attended the 2023 edition of the European Commission’s 2023 Security Research Event, an occasion to put social innovation in the spotlight by presenting…
July 2023 – The European Forum for Urban Security (Efus) has been working on the issue of radicalisation leading to violent extremism since the early 2000s, in the…
July 2023 – A training platform in 4 languages. Some 90 security actors and 16 cities already trained. Practical exercises in 6 European cities. Five field visits. This…
Resolution of the Executive Committee of the European Forum for Urban Security (Efus) Europe’s locally elected representatives are calling for a major effort to build the capacities of…
June 2023 – Ensuring that citizens can freely and securely visit and use their city’s public spaces is a priority for all local authorities. But how to protect…
This interview provides more detail on Barbara Holtmann’s expert views on the importance of a gender-based perspective when creating urban security strategies. The main takeaways of the event…
Les Lilas, 23 March 2023 – How can we promote a gender-based approach to urban security policies? How can a gendered perspective be incorporated into the assessment and…
Efus’ local and regional authorities sign the Brussels Declaration for a comprehensive and integrated approach to making public spaces safer and more inclusive
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