Eurisy recently attended ChangeNOW 2026 in Paris, hosted in the majestic Grand Palais, one of the city’s most renowned venues. Bringing together some of the world’s leading changemakers, the event is widely recognised as “the most impactful event for the planet,” convening innovators, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and investors committed to advancing sustainability.
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From satellite-enabled situational awareness to resilient communication for first responders, the Czech Republic is demonstrating how space solutions are strengthening crisis management. The latest workshop in our DRM series showcased how Copernicus, Galileo and emerging European services are being translated into practical tools for authorities, alongside innovations in AI, drones and user-tailored applications. The event also highlighted efforts to counter signal disruptions and enhance operational coordination, underscoring how scientific expertise, industry innovation and policy dialogue are reshaping national preparedness. Discover how practical experience, industry insight and policy dialogue are coming together to shift towards truly operational, user-centred space-enabled disaster management.
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From satellite-supported maritime surveillance to resilient emergency communications, Sweden is showcasing how space solutions strengthen crisis response. The latest workshop our DRM series also highlighted tools to counter jamming and enhance search-and-rescue, demonstrating how innovation and cooperation are reshaping national preparedness. Discover how practical experience, industry insight and policy dialogue are coming together to redefine Sweden’s approach to sea-based disaster management.
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From real-time satellite mapping to rapid-deployment communication networks, Luxembourg is showcasing how space technologies can transform disaster management. The latest workshop in our DRM series brought together experts and first responders to explore practical ways satellite data and secure connectivity are saving lives and strengthening resilience. Discover how innovation, collaboration, and local knowledge are redefining how Europe prepares for and responds to crises.
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Stakeholders from public authorities, research institutions, civil society, and the private sector convened on 9 September 2025 in Kranj, Slovenia to address disaster risk management (DRM) challenges and the use of satellite technologies.
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After the announcement of the winners of the Spatial Data for Biodiversity Hackathon, Eurisy interviewed two participants of the winning teams, who shared with us their motivations to join the challenge and their impressions about the event.
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Not everyone is yet aware of the added value that satellite data can have to better prepare societies to the effects of climate change. The Netherlands Space Office supports companies willing to develop solutions that respond to the emerging needs of public bodies. In this webinar, four companies benefitting from the NSO innovation programme presented products using satellite data to prevent and manage congestions on the electricity grid, to monitor the health of urban trees, to better prepare to floods, and to support agroforestry.
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The World Settlement Footprint provides five products that monitor the changing dynamics of urban areas. Such products help policy makers to take informed decisions to make cities more sustainable and resilient to future changes.
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