What is NG112?
Europe's traditional 112 service is evolving toward IP-based emergency communications that can carry richer location, data and media.
NG112
Track NG112 deployment across Europe. Understand the standards, architecture, regulation and technology transforming 112 emergency communications.

Deployment data discipline
32 European profiles tracked. 31 remain intentionally marked status unclear until stronger authoritative evidence is attached.
Europe's traditional 112 service is evolving toward IP-based emergency communications that can carry richer location, data and media.
Use the tracker and map to see operational status, pilots, procurements and unclear areas without overclaiming.
Follow the session path from caller device through originating network, ESInet, routing functions and PSAP.
Browse ETSI, IETF, EU, EENA, BEREC and NENA references with practical implementation notes.

Policy
A practical deep-dive into what actually changes when emergency communications move from legacy 112 models to NG112.

Policy
ETSI work under the European Accessibility Act is pushing emergency communications teams toward testable accessibility, not vague statements of support.

Policy
EENA's 2026 conference coverage shows NG112 moving from a future architecture topic into a practical operating model built around ESInet, IP routing, richer media, and better location handling.

Policy
Recent EENA and ETSI material points to the same operational conclusion: emergency calling in the all-IP era needs evidence from realistic testing, not assumptions inherited from legacy voice networks.

Policy
EENA's July 2026 warning about traveller protection gaps highlights a practical reality for NG112 programs: European emergency access still varies by country, technology, and enforcement maturity.