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Emergency Services & Civil Protection

Emergency services and civil protection covers first response and crisis management, including police stations and command centres, fire and rescue stations, ambulance and emergency medical stations, emergency call and dispatch centres, disaster management and emergency operations centres, search and rescue services and civil coastguard facilities.

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Definition

What Emergency Services & Civil Protection is, and how it is measured

Emergency services and civil protection covers first response and crisis management, including police stations and command centres, fire and rescue stations, ambulance and emergency medical stations, emergency call and dispatch centres, disaster management and emergency operations centres, search and rescue services and civil coastguard facilities.

Indicators

  • Emergency service response time
  • Fire and rescue station coverage
  • Emergency call centre redundancy
Leaders

The nations that lead in Emergency Services & Civil Protection

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1FranceAAA
2JapanAA
3IndiaAA
4NetherlandsA
5IsraelA
6AustraliaA
7DenmarkBBB
8CanadaBBB
9SingaporeBB
10NorwayBB
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Developments

How Emergency Services & Civil Protection came to be

  • Technology

Historical Developments

Oldest first
  1. 2013–14

    SmartAmerica Challenge produced the Smart Emergency Response System (SERS) prototype

    A prototype Smart Emergency Response System was built during the SmartAmerica Challenge, a United States government initiative. The project aimed to improve coordination between emergency services through connected systems, advancing integrated crisis response capability.

Recent Developments

Most recent first
  1. June 2014

    The SERS project was showcased at the White House as an exemplary achievement

    The Smart Emergency Response System prototype was featured at the White House and praised by Todd Park. The endorsement gave high-level political visibility to integrated emergency response technology in the United States.