THEO
The THEO project is an Erasmus+ SPORT initiative funded by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) and coordinated by the Spanish School for Rescue and Detection with Dogs (ESDP), under grant agreement number 101185240.

The THEO project is an Erasmus+ SPORT initiative funded by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) and coordinated by the Spanish School for Rescue and Detection with Dogs (ESDP), under grant agreement number 101185240.
The ENSURE project is an Erasmus-LS initiative funded by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) and coordinated by the University of Patras, under grant agreement number 101187688.
The ENG4VOL project is an Erasmus+ initiative funded by the French National Agency and coordinated by Pompièrs de l’Urgence Internationale (PUI), under grant agreement number 2024-1-FR01-KA210-ADU-000250776
The MentaStress project is an Erasmus+ initiative funded by the French National
Agency and coordinated by Pompièrs de l´ Urgence Internationale (PUI), under grant
agreement number 2024-FR01-KA220-VET-000243815.
The Ready4RescEU project is a small-scale Erasmus led by the Turkish Emergency Agency (AFAD) in which ESDP participates together with AFAD and the Turkish company ASYSTEE. Signed with agreement number 2023-1-TR01-KA210-VET-000153801.
Erasmus YOMI is a project led by the Turkish Emergency Agency (AFAD) and in which ESDP participates as a partner together with eight entities from different countries: Germany, Turkey, Hungary, Ireland and Slovenia. Signed with the agreement number 2022-1-TR01-KA220-VET-000086566.
STBERNAND is a project coordinated by the technology-based company Counterfog with 19 partners and a budget of about 6.7 million euros.
The project is based on research and development of advanced technologies to address CBRN risks.
INTREPID aims to create and validate a unique platform, seamlessly integrating intelligence amplification and extended reality concepts, with unprecedented smart cybernetic assistants and innovative deep indoor networking and positioning capabilities, to improve and accelerate the exploration and assessment of disaster zones.
The key objective of S&R is to develop an efficient framework of interoperability in order to manage the data, the services and the information flows between the different stakeholders involved in emergency and crisis management(rescue forces, police, firefighters, etc.)
FASTER addresses the challenges associated with the protection of first responders in hazardous environments, while at the same time enhancing their capabilities in terms os situational awareness and communication.