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.
September 2022 – Efus is a partner in two European projects on the prevention of violent radicalisation: icommit (Improved Commitment of Multi-stakeholder Collaboration Through Model and Interactive Training…
September 2022 – As European cities increase and improve their nightlife offer to residents and visitors, aware that this is a major aspect of their attractiveness and local…
September 2022 – September is the start of a new ‘school term’ for the IcARUS project, which reached its mid-point before the summer and is now working on…
September 2022 – How can cities protect their urban public spaces in the face of evolving threats while ensuring they remain open and accessible to all? Two European…
September 2022 – The record temperatures that caused severe drought and wildfires across Europe last summer have once again highlighted the climate emergency, which particularly affects cities as…
Paris, France, September 2022 – Organised crime presents a growing threat to cities throughout Europe, which requires innovative approaches not only from national authorities but also from local…
Web conference 14h00 – 15h30 September 29, 2022 The right to access justice and to be protected against repeated victimisation may remain unattainable in practice, if victims of…
June 2022, Katowice, Poland – Organised and convened by UN-Habitat, the World Urban Forum (WUF) is the foremost international gathering for exchanging views and experiences on sustainable urbanisation…
May 2022 – The BeSecure-FeelSecure (BSFS) project, led by the City of Piraeus (Greece) and in which Efus is a partner, organised on 5 May a web conference…
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