NewPolicyReported 2026-11-03 18:15

European Commission Strengthens Crisis Preparedness Measures

The European Commission has introduced new guidelines and plans for an annual EU Preparedness Day to enhance citizens' and communities' resilience against emergencies, as Europe faces increasing crisis risks.

Why it matters. These measures aim to improve preparedness and resilience across the EU, affecting citizens, communities, and national civil protection systems.

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EEuropean Commission PressRegulator2026-11-03 18:15
the Commission is proposing to establish an annual EU Preparedness Day, to be held every 23 October, starting in 2027.
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