Police and citizens: the essential task of strengthening mutual trust
February 2025 – Citizens need to trust their police to feel secure in their city. On the other hand, the police need to be trusted by citizens to…
The work topics that Efus covers are chosen according to member local and regional authorities’ demand and local security issues. They are managed as part of cooperation projects that can be either local, national or European. For over 30 years, Efus has been working on cross-cutting topics linked to urban security such as nightlife, risky behaviours, gang violence, violent radicalisation, new technologies, violence against women, etc.
February 2025 – Citizens need to trust their police to feel secure in their city. On the other hand, the police need to be trusted by citizens to…
January 2025 – Led by Efus, the Fighting Crime and Terrorism (FCT) pilot of the TRANSCEND project held a workshop in Mechelen (Belgium), engaging young people in shaping…
SPARROW – Solid Preparedness And Resilience for Robust Operations during Disaster Wilderness Local and regional authorities are increasingly exposed to evolving climate-related, industrial, social and health risks, as…
KOBAN – Identifying future capabilities for community policing Strong relationships between citizens and police are crucial for fostering community trust, ensuring public security. Efus believes that local and…
December 2024 –Tilburg (pop. 220,000) is the Netherlands’ seventh largest city. Situated in the south of the country close to the Belgian border and linked to northern Europe’s…
Cologne, Germany, 5 December 2024 – In the face of the drugs crisis that affects many European cities and regions, the Executive Committee of the European Forum for…
Madrid, Spain, 12-14 November 2024 – During three days, the Madrid Local Police Academy, organised as part of the PACTESUR 2 project in which Efus is a partner,…
25 November 2024 – Today is the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Once again, the UN released appalling figures: at least 51,100…
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